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B & D demolition rotary hammer bit interchange

KMinAF

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I have a mature Black & Decker rotary / demolition hammer that I would like to get a spade bit for but an unable to find a similar shank style from other manufacturers. Does anyone know of a brand that will interchange with what I have?
The hex portion is 1/2" thick and 1 1/2" long. Thanks
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yhprum

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I have the same hammer and the same problem. I have the book and it says the hex part is optional so if you find a suitable round shank took it might work. The shank length should be two inches where it goes into the hammer (going by memory, can confirm).
 
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RTM

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Hmm, missed this the first time thru. What dimensions across flats on the hex?

These guys may get you close, or tell you it’s a lost cause. You don’t give your model number, so go to the top and start from Chisel Lookup by Hammer


This one fits my Bosch 11202. 1-1/8” hex shank. As yh noted the hex isn’t required to hammer, but will keep the bit from rotating.

 

Milton Shaw

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I have a DeWalt that is 3/4 hex that looks a lot like that bit, and I bought extra bits on Ebay and Amazon as I remember. Heavy tool but it works great. The ground rod driver works faster than you can climb down a ladder trying to keep up with it. The spade bit digs this clay/quartz mix we have around here, a shovel doesn't even touch it.
 
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