Mastercraft
Mastercraft 120V/12A Rotary Hammer Drill with Power Indicator
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Product Details
Power: 12A, 120V
Variable speed from 0 to 850 rpm
Impact energy: 5J
Concrete drilling diameter: 32mm
SDS-plus quick change chuck
Anti-vibration handle
Advanced ergonomic design
Provides maximum productivity for drilling, hammer drilling and chiseling applications
Adjustable 360° side handle for maximum comfort and control
Power indicator
| Part Number | 3213 |
|---|---|
| Motor Type | Brushed |
| Maximum Torque (inlb) | 443 in-lb |
| Chuck Size (in) | 1-1/8" |
| Chuck Type | SDS+ |
| Battery Platform | None |
| Advanced Features | No Advanced Features |
| Cord Type | Corded |
| Accessories List | Auxiliary Handle, Depth Rod |
| Amperage | 12 A |
| Assembled Height (in) | 9.92 in |
|---|---|
| Assembled Length (ft) | 1.33 ft |
| Assembled Length (in) | 15.94 in |
| Assembled Weight (lb) | 12.13 lb |
| Assembled Width (in) | 4.33 in |
| Batteries Included Quantity | 0 |
| Case Type | Hard Case |
| Chuck Material | Plastic |
| Cord Gauge (ga) | 18ga |
| Drive Type | SDS Chuck |
| Impact Energy | 5 J |
| Maximum Impact Rate (bpm) | 3900 bpm |
| Maximum Torque (ftlb) | 37 ft-lb |
| No-Load Speed Range (rpm) | 0 - 850 |
| Number of Accessories | 10 |
| Rotary Type | Combination |
| Tool Type | Demolition Hammer |
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| Motor Type | Brushed | Brushless | Not Applicable | Brushless | Brushless | |
| Maximum Torque (inlb) | 443 in-lb | 885 in-lb | 12391 in-lb | 0 in-lb | 0 in-lb | |
| Chuck Size (in) | 1-1/8" | 1/2" | 1/2" | 1/2" | 1 " |
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5 out of 5 stars.
Mastercraft SDS+ 12A is a sleeper tool - excellent
a day ago
Mastercraft SDS+ 12A Rotary Hammer Drill is awesome! (There i9s a typo in their name above). I guess I must have been living under a rock for 20 years or so, as the SDS drill holder is new to me. My other drills and hammer drills all have traditional chucks to hold the bit. SDS is a quick in/out holder and t bits have slots at their machine end that apparently aid in the transfer of the hammer action to the bit. This machine is about 12-lbs but it is easy to handle since it has the rear D-handle and the forward side handle that can be positioned as you need. There are two controls to set up drilling with no hammering, drilling with hammering, or hammering with no drilling. The latter is used for demolition with a chisel bit. I bought the Mastercraft SDS+ to drill a 7/8" hole at an angle through a concrete floor; the bit is a Diablo 18"er and had an SDS-plus end, so I needed a drill with an SDS-plus bit holder. For me the choice was between this machine and a Bosch that was longer and lighter but seemed like it might be more awkward to handle (plus it was more $$). At first I was not sure if the machine was hammering, so I tested it outside on a patio stone that is due o be replaced anyway. All those people burning up their hammer drills trying to o chiseling should look at the Mastercraft SDS+. It is as good as I hoped it would be. It's top-end RPM is lower but it has tonnes of power. The bit makes a difference. I think for my job a cross head would have been faster and would have been half the price than the Diablo, but I had limited options available in-town. There was very little vibration as this has cushioning for the D handle. We'll be using the chisel mode in the summer to renew our porch. I expect this tool to last a long time as it seems to be well-built, precise and with durability in mind. This style of machine is becoming more popular. I do not like battery tools
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Q: What are the main differences between this hammer drill and MAXIMUM 5.5A Corded Variable Speed Rotary Hammer Drill with Auxiliary Handle
a month ago1 Answer
A: The MX 5.5A Rotary Hammer Drill is lighter with a 5.5‑amp motor, variable speed up to 1,300 rpm, a lock‑on button, auxiliary handle with depth rod, and carries a 5‑year limited warranty with 1‑year repair. It has lower torque and overall brute force than the MC 12A and is intended more for day‑to‑day lighter masonry or household concrete tasks rather than heavy demolition or very large holes. The Mastercraft 12A is roughly 5 lb heavier than the MAXIMUM. That is noticeable if you work overhead or for long stretches. While the MC has a higher energy advantage i.e. 5 J is almost double the MAXIMUM’s roughly 2.7 J, it has lower top rpm than MAXIMUM: 850 rpm max vs 1,300 rpm. For certain tasks that rely more on speed than impact, the MAXIMUM may feel faster.
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Q: It is specified "Chuck Size (in) 1-1/8". What that means? I thought that all SSD bits have the shank 10mm (~3/8").
a month ago1 Answer
A: “Chuck Size (in) 1-1/8” does not refer to the chuck opening or the SDS+ shank size. With SDS+ tools, the chuck size is standardized—all SDS+ bits have the same shank diameter (approximately 10 mm / 3⁄8") and lock into the chuck automatically. The 1-1/8" specification instead refers to the maximum recommended hole diameter the tool can drill in concrete, not the bit shank size. In other words, it describes the drilling capacity of the tool, not the physical size of the chuck. So while all SDS+ bits share the same shank, the tool itself is rated to handle concrete drilling up to 1-1/8" in diameter.
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