bsaint
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I have a Hilti that has never let me down.
Preferences on rotary hammers
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GortonsFisherman
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One of the reasons this country is headed the way it is.
the gypsy
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Now I understand why some stores will not refund your money only credit on next purchase. They are telling you, "YOU CAN NOT SCREW ME".
Burgerkong
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He said he didn't like the layout, as in he couldn't get used to the way the tool is held? If so, I don't see why he shouldn't return it. I mean, if I spent a crapton of money on a tool, and it's uncomfortable in hand, why should I keep it? 
Although for such a pricy purchase, I would've rented it (if possible) first then if I liked it, bought it.
Although for such a pricy purchase, I would've rented it (if possible) first then if I liked it, bought it.
MikeF2316
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He said he didn't like the layout, as in he couldn't get used to the way the tool is held? If so, I don't see why he shouldn't return it. I mean, if I spent a crapton of money on a tool, and it's uncomfortable in hand, why should I keep it?
Although for such a pricy purchase, I would've rented it (if possible) first then if I liked it, bought it.
I think he didn't like the layout of money for it. At least that's the way I read it.
kiatech
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Go try and find a NIB coin sorter at a big box store.
ive got a bosch smaller D handle style i prefer for small repairs and chipping up VCT tiles. big milwalkee can just about be used as a mini jack hammer, but its too heavy for constant use IMO. know a lot of guys use hilti i just cant justify the price of new. i was in a pinch and it was cheaper to buy a hf unit with a coupon than it was to rent one. its got a 1 1/8 stroke, and ill have to say, its one of the tools that suprises me at harbor freight. 69 bucks and ive never been nice to it. no need to really for what i payed. made my money back first time i used it.