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Factory-Reconditioned Bosch 1199VSRK-RT 1/2 inch Dual Torque Hammer Drill with Carrying Case | 
 enlarge | Brand: Bosch
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $274.00
Buy New: $99.95
You Save: $174.05 (64%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 9473
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.5
Dimensions (in): 15.4 x 13 x 4.4
MPN: 1199VSRK-RT
Model: 1199VSRK-RT
UPC: 000346337693
EAN: 0000346337693
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Reconditioned Bosch Power Tools have a One-year warranty through the Bosch factory or an authorized service center | | • | Bosch-built High-output - 8.5 Amp Motor | | • | 1/2? 3 jaw chuckFor rugged hammer drilling applications | | • | Dual-Mode SelectorEasily converts from rotation only to hammer drill mode | | • | Patented Rotating Brush PlateProvides equal power in reverse to easily back out bound-up bits and doubles brush life |
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Product Description
Features: FeaturesBosch built high-output - 8.5 Amp motor. Dual mode selector - Easily converts from rotation only to hammer drill mode. 1/2" 3 jaw chuck - For rugged hammer drilling applications. Pistol grip handle - Compact ergonomic design with soft grip. Patented rotating brush plate - Provides equal power in reverse to easily back out bound-up bits and doubles brush life. 2 Speed gear box - Select high speed or high torque applications. Variable-speed reversing trigger - For accurate bit starting, as well as removing fasteners or bound bits. Ambidextrous lock-on button - Helps reduce fatigue. 360 auxiliary handle with built-in depth gauge - Wide range of movement along with consistent drilling depth. 12 foot power cord - For added user reach and convenience. Specification: Rating: 120V AC. Amperage: 8.5. No Load BPM: 0-18,000 / 0-48,000. No Load RPM: 0-1,100 / 0-3,000. Max. Capacity in Concrete: 3/4" (3/8" in 2nd). Max. Capacity in Wood: 1-1/2". Length: 13-1/4". Weight: 6.0 lbs. Cord Length: 12'.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 great drill October 6, 2008
this is great, i have a black and decker dr601 drill before and it struggles when drilling in concrete. this drill does the job very well. i am satisfied with drill and would recommend this others. i use this drill like twice weekly.
 Hammer Drill September 2, 2008
Works great. Used it for masonary drilling in the garage and had no issues in drilling for several dozen screws. Makes the job much easier than using a regular drill without the hammer action. The drill arrived in a timely fashion, had a case and all the documentation that would accompany a new product.
Great Product and affordable August 4, 2008
This was a real value with same warranty as new model.... came very clean and with all the accessories...
Looks Brand New July 15, 2008
The drill and case look brand new, not a scratch or mark on any part of it. The drill itself is a heavy duty looking tool, a little bigger than your standtard drill. I have not used it on any large projects yet, but it has worked great so far on what I have needed it for.
 Recently bought--hoping for the best January 22, 2007
7 out of 26 found this review helpful
I very recently bought this factory reconditioned 1/2" hammer drill and have only drilled some minor pieces of wood just to confirm that it works properly (it does). After receiving the drill I read additional Amazon reviews for "new" 1199VSRK 1/2" drills, and these reviews were not at all favorable (two reviews for the reconditioned version, however, were very positive). The majority of reviewers indicated that their brand new drills failed completely after only very modest use. I've decided to hang onto the reconditioned one I bought, because I don't anticipate using it that often, and sending things back for exchange or refund is a pain. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed that the reconditioned drill I bought lasts a few years. I have many Bosch power tools and have never seen such bad reviews for any of their tools. Maybe in the reconditioning process Bosch has been able to cure the problems seemingly built in to the new models. Also, next time I'm shopping for a reconditioned tool I'll be sure to read the reviews for the "brand new" version of the same tool. Here's hoping for the best. . . .
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