Amechanical_engineering·Mechanical EngineeringbyAlteon Hammer Drill MechanismView original on lemmy.world135Comments10Reply
cannedtuna lemmy.world4Hide 4 repliesThat’s really cool! Now you got me wondering what the mechanism for an SDS drill looks like4Reply
cannedtuna replylemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesYou know, most likely the SDS drills I’m thinking of are the same as the above hammer drill, just bigger with more power. Now that you mention it. This is what I think of when I think SDS This, like the one in the original post is what I think of when I think hammer drill 2Reply
llauha replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI assumed it was an sds because the hammering and driving are decoupled.1Reply
SSuccessful_Try543 replyfeddit.orgYou can tell that's an SDS and not a three-jaw chuck by the spring and the comparably smaller diameter.1Reply
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That’s really cool! Now you got me wondering what the mechanism for an SDS drill looks like
Isn't this an SDS drill?
You know, most likely the SDS drills I’m thinking of are the same as the above hammer drill, just bigger with more power. Now that you mention it.
This is what I think of when I think SDS
This, like the one in the original post is what I think of when I think hammer drill
I assumed it was an sds because the hammering and driving are decoupled.
You can tell that's an SDS and not a three-jaw chuck by the spring and the comparably smaller diameter.
That’s so cool! I wondered how those worked
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