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Bosch 1191VSRK 7 Amp Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill

SKU: bosch-1191vsrk Model: 1191VSRK
$119.00
25 reviews
Bosch 1191VSRK 7 Amp Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill

Bosch 1191VSRK 7 Amp Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill

SKU: bosch-1191vsrk Model: 1191VSRK
25 reviews |
$119.00

The Bosch Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill (1191VSRK) delivers outstanding performance-to-weight ratio.  This easy-to-handle drill has a dual-mode selector, which easily converts the tool from rotation-only to hammer-drill mode.

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The Bosch Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill (1191VSRK) delivers outstanding performance-to-weight ratio.  This easy-to-handle drill has a dual-mode selector, which easily converts the tool from rotation-only to hammer-drill mode.

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Product Overview

7 Amp Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill

The Bosch Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill (1191VSRK) delivers outstanding performance-to-weight ratio. It is a 4.1 Lbs. hammer with a 7.0 Amp motor that produces 0-48,000 no-load blasts per minute and no-load drilling speed of 0-3,000 RPM. This drill supplies a 360° locking auxiliary handle with a built-in, quick-release depth gauge.

This easy-to-handle drill has a dual-mode selector, which easily converts the tool from rotation-only to hammer-drill mode. The variable-speed trigger with reversing allows accurate bit stars as well as removing fasteners, as this tool has a metal front housing for longer life and a heavy-duty keyed chuck for secure drilling. This hammer drill works with Bosch PRO+GUARD™ dust system to help users move toward OSHA Silica Table 1 dust compliance.

  • Outstanding hammer drill power-to-weight ratio – weighs only 4.1 Lbs. but 7.0 Amp motor produces up to 48,000 BPM
  • Handy 360° locking auxiliary handle – offers a built-in, quick-release depth gauge
  • Durable keyed 1/2 In. three-jaw chuck – provides secure bit grip in rugged applications
  • Dual-mode selector – converts operation from rotation-only to hammer drilling
  • Variable-speed trigger with reversing – allows for accurate bit starting as well as removing fasteners or bound bits
  • Works with Bosch PRO+GUARD™ dust solutions – an end-to-end dust-collection system that helps users move toward OSHA Silica Table 1 dust compliance
  • Ball-and-roller bearing construction — provides smooth power transmission and extended tool life

In The Box

  • One (1) Single-Speed 1/2" Hammer Drill
  • One (1) 360° Auxiliary Handle
  • One (1) Depth Gauge
  • One (1) Chuck Key
  • One (1) Carrying Case

Product Specifications

SKU
bosch-1191vsrk
Model
1191VSRK
UPC / ISBN
000346362039
Brand
Bosch
Shipping Weight
5.0 lb
Product Weight
4.1 lbs
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
1 Year
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Electric - Corded
Battery Voltage
110 AC
Drive Type
1/2 in
Addl Specs

Amperage: 7.0


Chuck Design: Keyed


Chuck Size: 1/2 in


Height: 9.0"


Length: 11.0"


Max. Capacity in Concrete: 5/8"


Max. Capacity in Wood: 1-1/4"


No Load BPM: 0-48,000


No Load RPM: 0-3,000


Voltage: 120V


Weight: 4.1lb


Width: 3.0"

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: Some dust created by power sanding, sawing, grinding, drilling, and other construction activities contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. Some examples of those chemicals are: lead from lead-based paints, crystalline silica from bricks and cement and other masonry products, and arsenic and chromium from chemically-treated lumber. Click Here for more information

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FD
05/04/2020
Fred D.

Switch problem

I bought this tool 2 years ago; the switch is bad and must be replaced. The cost of the new switch is half the price of the tool...

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10/16/2019
CJGHou

Simple and aggressive

First time using a hammer drill, so it is a bit aggressive when at max speed. I used this adding a 2/4 wall on my cement foundation. My holes would be 1" deep. I had my concerns being too aggressive, as I didn't want to harm the motor or damage the drill bit. Not making much progress, I eased into being more aggressive and let the drill do its thing. My first hole took about 10 minutes. Afterward, my next holes took about a minute each. As a practice, I counted to 10 seconds then cleaned the debris.

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03/30/2019
Croesus22

Have problem with Chuck slipping

I just bought this a couple days ago hammer drill and on some brick walls you put furring strips up. For some reason I had a problem with a Chuck coming loose by itself and the bit not spinning. It didn't do it every time but it did it about 10% of the time maybe a little less I plan to bring it back and get another one see how that one works. I'll let you know what happens

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11/25/2018
re1642

lemon

bought my hammer drill in july, used it for the first time in november, drilled about 10 holes and it quit on me, took it back to menards and they replaced it for me, hope i have better luck with the second one

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10/23/2017
PK19072

Worthless

Grossly underpowered for any project that would actually require a hammer drill. Stopped working after 1 5/32" hole in concrete and it struggled with that. I've had Bosch tools from a vsr drill purchased in 1995 followed through the years by a screw gun, jig saw, circular saw, sander, router and compound miter saw. I would buy any of these again in a heartbeat although I doubt if I will ever have a need as they are solid. Don't know what happened to the 1191vsrk hammer drill or why it is even offered as an option.

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