Bosch EasyHammer: Quick review & First impressions

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  • čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
  • Here I try out the Tiny, convenient Bosch EasyHammer. It's a 12V, USB rechargeable tool that's going to be useful around the house for all manner of drilling & driving tasks. But of course this is Boltah here so we're mostly interested in its concrete, masonry & stone drilling abilities.
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    00:00 - Intro
    00:23 - Overview
    02:04 - Drilling brick
    02:37 - Drilling Besser/cinder block
    03:03 - Drilling concrete
    04:03 - Drilling granite?
    05:21 - Wood drilling test
    06:07 - Driving screws
    07:02 - Conclusions
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Komentáře • 14

  • @default9740
    @default9740 Před 11 měsíci +1

    I can see this working really well for folk that live in a masonry built environment, like much of Asia, Middle East, many Mediterranean countries. I bought an AEG 12v rotary and parked it up with family in Malaysia after using it to fit a bunch of their homes with decent smoke alarms.
    Thing gets passed around like a hot potato, done an enormous amount of work.
    This wee thing would do the same job, cheaper and comes with a sensible carry case for home use. Nice!

    • @BoltahDownunder
      @BoltahDownunder  Před 11 měsíci +1

      Yeah I think they've done a really good job designing this little thing. It's gonna be very handy for lots of people, but it's a bit different to most other things on the market so I'm not sure if it'll take off or not. The hex chuck is a really good idea though, I hope that concept takes off for this type of tool. An SDS drill is too specialised for most domestic users, but hex is very versatile

  • @user-xf6kp3po3o
    @user-xf6kp3po3o Před 10 měsíci +1

    your content amazing

  • @fiaao546
    @fiaao546 Před 11 měsíci +3

    bosch really needs to make a 12v sds plus for their professional line. the flexi-click attachment is nice but not strong enough. need something around 1.0-1.5ftlbs without the 18v weight

    • @BoltahDownunder
      @BoltahDownunder  Před 11 měsíci +1

      They sure do! They are currently releasing a new line of hammers so I'm really hoping there's a 12volt in there. Bosch is the only big tool 4 maker without one

    • @QuockhanhPham20
      @QuockhanhPham20 Před 11 měsíci +1

      I agree with you
      At least every brand have there 12V rotary hammer drill but bosch just stick with there Flexi-click
      The price for that SDs Plus attachment is also very high but the strong isn't enough as we need
      Just about 1J or 1.2J for 12v hammer drill that enough

    • @fiaao546
      @fiaao546 Před 11 měsíci +1

      I'm currently rocking 2 different profactor hammers(1-1/4(plus) & 1-7/8(max)) along with the 21N and a few corded bulldogs, a 12v that I could clip on my belt and climb a ladder or schooch around in crawlspace with with would be amazing. I was severely let down my Milwaukees M12 fuel offering @@BoltahDownunder

    • @BoltahDownunder
      @BoltahDownunder  Před 11 měsíci +2

      I've also been a bit disappointed with Milwaukees hammers. I'm a big red guy in general but my testing shows they're easily the weakest of the big 4 in the rotary hammer space. But! The M12 was probably the first tiny hammer around, so they get points for leading the way. Also I'm expecting new M12 & M18 hammers from them in 2024, which if the Ryobi is anything to go by, will be pretty sweet little hammers

  • @dax6376
    @dax6376 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Good review. I've just bought one of these for work to carry around with me, looking forward to getting some use from it. Just a shame it's not a Blue trade model.

    • @BoltahDownunder
      @BoltahDownunder  Před 10 měsíci

      Nice, what line of work are you in? I think this tool is super handy for lots of light installation & domestic work, but I'm not sure if it'll take off long term cos of the inbuilt battery. But then, they're getting more common nowadays so maybe it's the was smaller tools will go

    • @dax6376
      @dax6376 Před 10 měsíci

      @@BoltahDownunder I'm a plumber, currently doing building maintenance.

  • @QuockhanhPham20
    @QuockhanhPham20 Před 11 měsíci +1

    If have to choose , i will choose the 12v Uneo and modified it for using Bosch 12v Blue Battery instead of this thing

    • @BoltahDownunder
      @BoltahDownunder  Před 11 měsíci

      It's definitely for a small use domestic market! But I think the hex chuck will make it more useful than the Uneo; SDS quick is a bit of a dead end IMO

  • @cryingeva
    @cryingeva Před 11 měsíci +1

    Thank you for your video,remind me don’t buy this crap Bosch tool😂