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Bryan, Yes, it will. Brent
Can someone please explain the main differences between the BHC Hammer Drill and the PDC Percussion DrillWhy would someone choose one over the other?
Is the TSC 55 compatible with the 15v battery?
two questions about the pdc 18:what is the max torque rating of impact wrench, in foot/lbs?and what is max rpm of drill side?and how is the c18 different from the t18, and how what is max rpm and torque from c18?thanks
Does the PDC have a all metal chuck?
Quote from: Throwback7r on May 06, 2015, 09:22 AMDoes the PDC have a all metal chuck?The set I got (In Germany) came with a standard Centrotec chuck, and a Standard Jacobs Chuck. There are three other chucks available for the PDC including right angle, and socket adapters. I don't know if any of the optional chucks are all metal.Frank
In the specs for the BHC18, it mentions crown borer - 2.6" or 68mm. Is a crown borer the same as a concrete hollow core bit? I've never heard the term crown borer before.. Thank you for any help.
Quote from: HVACseth on May 08, 2015, 09:17 AMIn the specs for the BHC18, it mentions crown borer - 2.6" or 68mm. Is a crown borer the same as a concrete hollow core bit? I've never heard the term crown borer before.. Thank you for any help.Yes, they are the same as hollow core bits. Brent
Any idea of run time with the two 5.2 Ah batteries for the TSC? I know the videos shot had lower Ah from a year or two ago. Also, how does power compare to the corded version? Is it similar or a little stronger on full charge? Can this saw handle cuts in 8/4 and 6/4 or is it better suited to sheet goods only and 4/4 stock? I never really considered a battery track saw, but the videos have got me thinking. I really like the dust bag too and it seems like it would be great for lots of things and not having to worry about the dust extractor and cord is a plus in certain applications.Thanks
Quote from: ScotF on May 10, 2015, 01:25 AMAny idea of run time with the two 5.2 Ah batteries for the TSC? I know the videos shot had lower Ah from a year or two ago. Also, how does power compare to the corded version? Is it similar or a little stronger on full charge? Can this saw handle cuts in 8/4 and 6/4 or is it better suited to sheet goods only and 4/4 stock? I never really considered a battery track saw, but the videos have got me thinking. I really like the dust bag too and it seems like it would be great for lots of things and not having to worry about the dust extractor and cord is a plus in certain applications.Thanks The run times could very depending on the application. It can cut 100m of 3/4 plywood on two fully charged 5.2Ah batteries. The TSC55 has an RPM of 5200 when using two 18v batteries. The TS 55 REQ as the same 5200 RPM. It can handle material thicknesses up to 1 15/16". Blades selection will be key if you plan on ripping any of these materials rather than cross cutting. Brent
Is there any information about the dust/chip control efficiency for the TSC 55 with the onboard bag? If this is as good as using a saw with the CT extractor it will be very useful for cutting sheet goods without the hose and wire dragging behind.Jack