METABO sent us this all-new Brushless [SDS Max] Combination Hammer, and we're GIVING IT AWAY!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This is the Metabo KHEV 5-40 BL 1 9/16” SDS MAX Combination Hammer Drill. It's huge, powerful, and in Metabo's grand tradition... reliable. Rated at a solid 1 9/16", it's ready to take on just about any job you can throw at it. Today we take a closer look at this new brushless version, and in the end, we're going to give it away to one of you!
To enter, just leave a comment detailing a job you could finish with this drill, that you couldn't do otherwise!
Thanks so much to Metabo for sending us the drill to give away!
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That fella should be called the "Friend maker". Because as soon as people know you have it, they'll want to be your new best friend, best hole drilling, block chiseling, door way makeing, window opening, demolitioning good time, pal. So what would I do with it, whatever my new friends want. Or I could us it to make ice sculptures, patio furniture or abstract art, you never know, a man who has a special tool like that shall never be limited by anything but his own imagination.
I am starting to het a few Metabo power tools, so far I like what I see. I have a 2 car garage where the slab is 60 years old. This beast would sure help in breaking away and setting things up for a new pouring. Afterwards it would sure help in running conduit through my home foundation and would certainly be a big asset in doing the install for the car lift....if I can get enough saved for one!
Very well engineered piece of equipment, a lot of great minds helped this drill come to life. Metabo has always been a brand I respect.
If I was chosen, I could certainly use this as part of my involvement in our local Habitat for Humanity home builds. We often come across old, dilapidated concrete slabs, sidewalks, etc. that have to be busted out. This would allow our workers and volunteers a easier and safer way to get the job done. Thanks for your consideration.
Installing sculptures. I’d use it to anchor to piers and slabs and also to demo the piers and slabs after deinstalling them. It’s perfect 👌
Man that would be great for my home remodel project; from chipping tile to moving plumbing under a slab, or just drilling.
A guy gave me work when I wasn’t getting any, only 6 weeks in 6 months. My town had tanked. I’d win it for him. Ive always used metabo grinders and demo hammers, I know they work hard. So the best way to repay a favour is to remind him every time he picks a tool up!
That drill would make easy work of drilling through solid masonry to tie in a deck I’m going to build.
I could use it to chip out concrete and stone on an upcoming concrete project to replace some stone work. Also could use it for drilling concrete anchors hole. I'm in need of one of these.
I love metabos tools and they are great tool innovators especially they're grinders. This tool would be a great addition to my small tool collection and allow me to make light work of thinset and ceramic tiles for three home bathroom remodels I will have to do and help me jumpstart my own business eventually. Keep making good tool videos and reviews and putting out good content. Thanks for your hard work and dedication and for bringing new tools to the forefront for contractors , tradesmen and homeowners
As a concrete foreman the bad boy could be put to use all the time drilling anchor holes or making pipe runs in house slabs.
Such a beautiful piece of equipment.
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Repair my disabled son driveway would do a great job on the asphalt and the concrete bits. Thanks for considering me.
If I may vote, you'll get mine! (can I have your old one? hahaha)
This would be handy on any job where I don't get a apprentice to run a hammer drill.
I would love to use this to break up the concrete slabs that was pulled up recently at the end of the driveway into smaller more manageable pieces, so I can get rid of them
Now THIS is a tool! This Metabo KHEV 5-40 BL has both electronic soft start AND VTC! I actually have 3 projects that would require this tool! 1) I have to install a perimeter drain in my basement, and would use the chiseling function on this tool to break apart the concrete closest to the wall, as well as cut the concrete sections shoulder-width apart, so the cut-up pieces fit through the cellar window. 2) I have some frost heaves in asphalt driveway that need to be dug up because boulders from underground have made their way up, raising the asphalt to the point where a regular car bottoms out if they go over them. Again, the chisel function on this tool would make quick work of this project, especially since this tool has a locking switch for chiseling in continuous mode (7 spots need to be dug up) 3) I'd use the hammer drilling function on this tool to drill holes in concrete to fasten security anchors to secure my motorcycle, tool chest, boat, etc. After that, bye-bye to-do list!
Last week two guys and I installed 10 benches in a Brooklyn NYC public park. Wish I had this tool, could have easily done the job alone.
i could really use this to make a 6 meter way for some electrical pipes that my apprentices put neatly on the wrong side of the appartment
With this tool, i would tear down the wall of resentment my wife build throughout the years.
The tool will make jobs much quicker, leaving me with more time home alone. Thinking about my mistakes, and eating meals by myself.
Pls Karen, just let me see the kids.
Good lord Jack. Are you ok bro? Hope all is well bud.
I can use it at work for driving ground rods and chipping concrete to save my body .. save my energy for after work for the kids :)
That design is pretty innovative, the projectile in the cylinder is really cool! That should take out most vibration alone!
Concrete, bricks, tiles, demo and hole drilling... What can't you do with it?
Drilling holes in foundations for piping
If I had this piece of Metabo kit I would use it to finally bring in all of the power and hvac lines for the mini split unit I bought in the beginning of the summer season 😂😭
Love Metabo, I'd use it first for lifting some tiles before I take it out side for some concrete work I've been avoiding. Why is it the wife thinks she needs to remind me every 12 months, when I asy I'm going to do it I'm going to do it.
That looks like a very high tech demo gun. Quite the innovation that metabo has brung to the line of these tools. I would love to try this out with a coring bit. Never done that before with a demo gun. It would be an awesome experience. Love the show like always thank you so much for the entertainment Rob and Sarah. Can’t wait for the show today.
I would take this drill to work with me so me and my work mates would have an easier time drilling holes for all kinds of large fasteners on our 36 floor commercial tower. Brace-sets, coil bolts, anchor-screws etc.
Would also come in handy for any demo we had to do!
I could really use that sds max combination hammer drill to help me extend my basement, I need to clear alot of dirt, so I would throw a clay bit on it to loosen the ground up in my crawlspace in order to get the dirt out and achieve the depth I need for a 7' ceiling height, and I would also use it to chisel out every other course of foundation block, on my existing foundation walls, so I can weave in the new concrete blocks in order to extend my basement to a full basement, instead of half basement and half crawlspace, I would really put the Metabo through its paces and see what it's made of!!
I could do whatever I wanted with that thing. Perfect for 3/16 holes for tap cons once in a while
Thank you Metabo for making another great sds roto hammer and a brushless one at that. I would love to use this to dig under and repair my sinking foundation. Keep up the great work
Boy would I love to upgrade to this bad boy from my 1” rotary hammer that makes my joints hurt. I have a small sidewalk repair and several broken fence post in concrete to replace. This would definitely make those easier.
If I had this bad matabo I would be able to build a new stairwell going to my basement and knock out the old concrete steps that are in the middle of the floor in my basement. Could also drill a ton of holes for dowel rods as well. The possibilities would be endless for me.
I would use this to help my dad with projects on my grandmothers house. Like with installing hand rails to the outside.
I could use it to chisel up some extremely old tiles in my bathroom
I want to add a carport to an existing driveway, this tool would be very useful.
I would use it to demo ugly outdated tile and install hardwood flooring. Being a Hardwood floor installer I get 4 to 5 jobs a month that i have to demo out tile and currently I hate it but I bet with that beast of a tool I wouldn't mind demoing tile 30 days a month.
Hi Rob! That Metabo KHEV Hammer is amazing! I have a couple of concrete projects around the house I could definitely use that drill for, e.g. busting out some stairs, drilling some anchor holes for some new posts, etc.
Thank for the review!
You're welcome Marty! Thanks for the comment!
I could chisel out toilet flanges in the houses I work on and drill holes in concrete for anchor bolts
This would work great for tying-in footings and foundation work for additions.
Thanks guys!
At 0:47 the image shows the 3 models. The KHEV 11-52 BL is not 2-1/6". It is 2-1/16". Also a correction regarding the modes of those drills can be edited on the video.
It would be really sweet to have one of those for drilling holes for ground rods and using it to pound the rods down. I don't have an SDS max only SDS plus so it would be really helpful
That would be perfect for my upcoming job at my in laws removing tile and concrete floor. Def gonna need to to get a hammer tool like that for the job.
I am starting a remodeling project on a basement and would love to use it for anchoring walls to basement floor. I would also use it to chip out area for sewer pump and lines.
I could use that bad boy to break up the cracked concrete pad under our old garden shed that we plan to replace. It’s a beauty.
Been looking into SDS's. Going to remove a concrete slab in the backyard and replace it with an extended deck!
That’d make my tile demo days a whole lot easier! Thanks for great info!
I’m needing to replace a part of my driveway that is cracked and this would come is so handy to break up the concrete and help when drilling in the the concrete to put rebar in
IF I had this bad boy I would finally be able to run wiring into all my basement rooms, Right now the wire is tucked between the jam and the concrete. It looks bad, Id love to run smooth conduit through out.
I could use to break up my uneven walk way or to put anchor bolts in slab for new shed. Thanks
I volunteer at a historic mansion in eastern Ohio. We're in a state of historic preservation. This would come in handy when we have to drill anything. 163 year old wood, mortar, and bricks tear up power tools, including Dewalt and Milwaukee.
I've got a basement remodel to do and could use the Metabo SDS to drill some holes in the cement walls.
I could definitely use that to drill for rebar reinforcements for a retaining wall. This tool looks awesome.
I surely can use it for breaking up my sidewalk and the backyard steps.
I’m building a platform room over a patio so need a small amount of concrete chipping and sinking several 1/2 inch bolts into concrete.
This would be optimal for anchoring new machines in my shop, wouldn’t have to call and borrow one!
Chisel out the pipes that didn’t quite make it into the walls during foundation pours. Or use a spade bit to help trench the hardest of soils when we can’t squeeze the backhoe in
I can do anchor bolts myself with that power tool, installing ac units
There are a ton of jobs one could do with this Combo Hammer. But I would use this to drill and break up side walks and teach my sons how to make money on the side by pouring new walkways for people.
Thanks for the video! I would be able to drill anchor holes for my new shed to attach to the slab.
I could use to remove some old floor at my house
oh man i have some paving slabs that thing could go nuts on!!
Next year i am gonna start constructing my house by my self and i badly need a heavy duty tool like this.
Appreciate the reminder for my boys that this is not a toy! Would be able to finish demolishing our old front walkway in a Thanos-style snap.
This would be perfect for my electric job wen I get dropped off by job sites without my bosses tool tank ,l hope whoever wins this puts it to good use.
That looks like a useful piece of equipment, I could install an air conditioning system at my parents place , their house is in outback Australia with no cooling for summer.
i could use this to get some big cables trough my foundation to the garage, the concrete is extremely hard stuff
I’m a conveyor installer. We install concrete anchors on every job. We would love the opportunity to try out this rotary hammer. We use Bosch but would like to try this out.
If someone hits a corner street light in your neighborhood on your property and you don't want to wait for the second rate housing authority or state workers to ruin your lawn and patience with weeks of undue noise and hassle to get the job done. You use your buddies wemch and pully, load the sucker up bolt her down. A week length job is now an afternoon job with this new metabo hammer combination drill
I see myself using this in my patio cover anchor bolts posts
The epitome of German engineering. Metabo is one of the best brands that I know of.
This would be a great tool to help me rebuild the foundation on the back side of my new house!
I could have used this the other day when I was framing walls on a concrete pad.
Hitachi's technology.....
I'm a HVAC tech I would use it on the job to run the line set through the concrete
Replace my ceramic tile by chiseling the old tile up 🕺🕺
i could use this SDS hammer drill for demolition at work
I could use that instead of going and renting a jack hammer alot less, we have to tear down block walls and patch concrete floors
I could you this to bore the holes for electric wires and pipes through our 60cm think stone walls.
I would it use it to make anchor points for a wrap around back porch in my backyard
Mannnn. If I win this. I would be Very Very Cool !!!!! I will use this for drilling out concrete holes for Electrical Conduit. It's in high demand, as a commercial electrician.
WAIT a second. This is a CORDED tool with a BRUSHLESS motor? That’s not a thing you see much/ever. You know a corded tool is serious when it has a brushless motor. That’s just showing off at that point. I want one of the 36V impacts drivers. With this thing I could stand a chance at redoing the driveway and laying a foundation for the add-on to my dad’s home. One less tool I’ll have to buy/rent from Home Depot.
Wait it does chiseling too? So I could use this for the garage floor in the large areas that need a repour to smooth things out? Would this let me create a concrete shed of sorts like my neighbor had built after Hurricane Katrina as his storage and command center+ generator platform/housing ? But it would need cabling for cat 5 and 220v etc. because then I could actually not only easily handle my dads home and driveway but so some work in the community, I know many families I met before my mom died of Parkinsons in April who are also simply unable to afford the $3,000 a month medication (none of us could obviously) much less afford to install generators on a platform properly secured etc. but when you have a elderly loved one who can’t be in the heat or or needs oxygen etc. you NEED to have a backup because in my experience calling to say “Hi Power Company my mom is special and we desperately need. Electricity restored here before everyone else. Can it be used as a overkill regular hammer drill too? Because then I could spend more on a decent driver. I’m about ready to drive go Ohio power tools and sign my life away so I need to take a break from dreamland here.
I just want to add though, not only did this tool break the AC tools use brushes motors only because you don’t need tiny brushless motors etc. Metabo said NEED? NEIN? Vant? Yes. Plus VE CAN so VE VILL.
Same for the anti-vibration mechanism, that’s not something that’s been done before is it? Never seen that in the bulldog or the bulldogs big brother.
Metabo’s corded grinder was the first tool I fell in love with after seeing AvE year it open. It should play for the NBA it’s so tall. But I think I’ll buy the 36V driver first
Not to sound like an idiot, but what exactly do the 1 9/16", 1 3/4", and 2 1/6" measurements mean in reference to hammer drills?
Those measurements are the maximum diameter hole in concrete/masonry that the drill is rated to (using a standard masonry twist bit, not a coring bit). So Metabo is claiming that this smaller unit has enough balls to drill a 1 9/16" hole at a reasonable speed (Although it'd probably be pretty slow since most manufacturers squeeze as much out of the ratings as possible). If you actually needed to drill a lot of 1 9/16" holes, You'd be better off with one of the larger units, however this smaller unit would definitely be able to do it if you really needed.
@@ChristNhero Super good answer. Thanks!
I could you that big boy to mount all my big tools to the floor in my shop that would be awesome
I could use it for making shelfs in my garage and is that the new cordless mag77 I see in the background
lol yup.
Would be great to restore my house !
I have many jobs that I could handle with this. I would start with the concrete I need to remove on my garage wall.
i could run a sump drain through my stone basement wall.
Honestly, it's awesome.... But, I would need to fire my coring company... There would be some unhappy campers....
I could use it to tear up some tile and lay vinyl hardwood
Put in my own electric service. I have 18” of concrete to drill though!!!
As I just got separated from my wife, I need someting to split the (concrete strucure) house in half..... :)
Funny, but also sad bro. Hope you're doing well despite the life changes. Hang in there.
@@ToolShow Thanks guys! Could be sad, but nowhere near to the family that's staying here (Southern Spain) at the moment. They´ve lost everything with the floodings
I could drill out the concrete base of the schools street lamps and re anchor the posts
I can use to redo the concrete deck inset of renting a hammer drill
With that tool i will demolish my house and built it again
I could finish my basement remodel
I could use this on a concrete step job that’s coming up , and do the demo myself instead of my concrete guy doing it
I’m building an underground silo home. All concrete three stories underground.
Job I can do with this? dRill holes in concrete
I would like to crush old concrete stairs to build new one.
we could use this to tear up the ugly concrete pad at the bottom of our staircase
Cool