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	Comentarios en: BOSCH 11316EVS Martillo de Demolición SDS-Max, 14.0 Amps, 120V, 18.4 ft-lbs, 900-1890 RPM, Vario-Lock, Azul Bosch	</title>
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		Por: Victor J.		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		Por: PHX Ray		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;b&gt;Even My Wife Loves This Thing!!!&lt;/b&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Tore out 20,000 lb (3000sqft) of Saltillo tile without a hiccup over six days. Re-sharpened the bits a few times. Could have done the entire job with two bits (the 2&quot; tile bits). Incredible machine. (Keep bits cool between grindings by dipping in cool water!!! Otherwise you&#039;ll kill the temper on the bit and they will dull quickly!!!)Then I had to re-shape three hideous Kiva fireplaces after saw cutting. With a point bit and the small 1&quot; chisel, the job was a snap.Then, I had to replace four vent covers off my foam roof with larger ones. The 6&quot; grout chisel slid along the galvanized without harming it and peeled back the foam with ease.Then, I had to tear out the tile shower in the master bath. With the 1&quot; chisel blade, it cracked the wall tile and the point chisel easily cracked the floor pan, popping it clear of the slab. Hard work made much easier with this machine.Then, I had to chisel out between saw cuts in the living room floor receptacle and in the shower floor where I had to re-locate a drain. Cake. Took a few minutes.THEN, my wife, who was dutifully pulling up carpet nail strips with a hammer and chisel, saw how easy the Bosch did the job, now SHE is using it to get all the nail strips up. Initially leery of a $700 tool, she has said more than once how absolutely indispensable this thing has been on this remodel job. We even used it to pull off baseboards!This Bosch is a very precise &quot;destroyer.&quot; it brings a tremendous amount of energy to a small area and allows you to control that energy to your advantage. After paying for itself many times over, we&#039;ll still hold on to it after we are through because it makes digging holes for plants much easier here in rocky Phoenix! I even have more patio tile to remove at some future date. Awesome tool indeed. Indispensable!One note: TAKE CARE OF YOUR BITS!!!  You have to put a tiny amount of the supplied grease on the bit shanks to keep the bits from wearing the hammer chuck. Clean them every time you remove one and only use a pea-sized amount on the next bit you use. That will keep the chuck in great shape and keep the bits running smooth and cool.I&#039;d give this thing ten stars if I could.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><b>Even My Wife Loves This Thing!!!</b><br />Tore out 20,000 lb (3000sqft) of Saltillo tile without a hiccup over six days. Re-sharpened the bits a few times. Could have done the entire job with two bits (the 2&#8243; tile bits). Incredible machine. (Keep bits cool between grindings by dipping in cool water!!! Otherwise you&#8217;ll kill the temper on the bit and they will dull quickly!!!)Then I had to re-shape three hideous Kiva fireplaces after saw cutting. With a point bit and the small 1&#8243; chisel, the job was a snap.Then, I had to replace four vent covers off my foam roof with larger ones. The 6&#8243; grout chisel slid along the galvanized without harming it and peeled back the foam with ease.Then, I had to tear out the tile shower in the master bath. With the 1&#8243; chisel blade, it cracked the wall tile and the point chisel easily cracked the floor pan, popping it clear of the slab. Hard work made much easier with this machine.Then, I had to chisel out between saw cuts in the living room floor receptacle and in the shower floor where I had to re-locate a drain. Cake. Took a few minutes.THEN, my wife, who was dutifully pulling up carpet nail strips with a hammer and chisel, saw how easy the Bosch did the job, now SHE is using it to get all the nail strips up. Initially leery of a $700 tool, she has said more than once how absolutely indispensable this thing has been on this remodel job. We even used it to pull off baseboards!This Bosch is a very precise &#8220;destroyer.&#8221; it brings a tremendous amount of energy to a small area and allows you to control that energy to your advantage. After paying for itself many times over, we&#8217;ll still hold on to it after we are through because it makes digging holes for plants much easier here in rocky Phoenix! I even have more patio tile to remove at some future date. Awesome tool indeed. Indispensable!One note: TAKE CARE OF YOUR BITS!!!  You have to put a tiny amount of the supplied grease on the bit shanks to keep the bits from wearing the hammer chuck. Clean them every time you remove one and only use a pea-sized amount on the next bit you use. That will keep the chuck in great shape and keep the bits running smooth and cool.I&#8217;d give this thing ten stars if I could.</p>
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