Stanley STHR272KS
 | Outdated Product Networked 850-watt rotary hammer with a fairly powerful impact (4.1 J). The cartridge rotates at a speed of up to 700 rpm (the rotational speed is controlled by pressing the start button) and can do up to 3400 beats/min. The Stanley STHR272KS rock drill is suitable for construction and demolition jobs that require hammer drilling or chiselling (without turning the chuck). It has a moderate weight (5.1 kg) and an ergonomic shape, a drilling depth limiter and a removable auxiliary handle. The cartridge is designed for the use of drills, blades, chisels and other equipment with SDS + shanks. The punch comes with a plastic case for storing tools and accessories. |
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Stanley STHR272KS
Operating modes:hammer drilling, chiselling
Power:850 W
Impact energy:4.1 J
Number of strokes:3400 bpm
Idle speed:700 rpm
Cartridge type:SDS+
Power supply:mains (230 V)
Weight:5.1 kg
Networked 850-watt rotary hammer with a fairly powerful impact (4.1 J). The cartridge rotates at a speed of up to 700 rpm (the rotational speed is controlled by pressing the start button) and can do up to 3400 beats/min. The Stanley STHR272KS rock drill is suitable for construction and demolition jobs that require hammer drilling or chiselling (without turning the chuck). It has a moderate weight (5.1 kg) and an ergonomic shape, a drilling depth limiter and a removable auxiliary handle. The cartridge is designed for the use of drills, blades, chisels and other equipment with SDS + shanks. The punch comes with a plastic case for storing tools and accessories.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Stanley STHR272KS rotary hammer has received mixed reviews from users. While it is noted for being powerful and capable of handling heavy-duty tasks, some users have experienced issues with its functionality. One user mentioned that the chisel rotates during operation, making it difficult to maintain a steady plane while chiseling, and eventually, the chisel gets stuck. Another user pointed out that after drilling, the chuck twists, which complicates the insertion of the drill unless adjusted back to the retaining ring. Despite its power, there are concerns about its reliability and whether it justifies the investment, with some users suggesting alternatives might be more worthwhile.
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Got swayed by the brand name. Not worth the money. Not found the chisel rotates during operation as if drilling, making it impossible to keep it in one plane while chiseling. After a certain period, the chisel gets stuck and stops chiseling. use Stanley STHR272KS month or more i recommend it don't buy |
Powerful. They can be easily beaten. My Makita hr2450 is weaker and not very good for chiselling. It remains only to check the timing. After drilling, the cartridge twists a little and if you do not unscrew it back until it stops into the retaining ring, then it is not possible to insert the drill. just bought Stanley STHR272KS |
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