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Bosch 11316EVS vs Bosch 1191VSRK

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Title Bosch 11316EVS SDS-Max Demolition HammerBosch 1191VSRK 120-Volt 1/2-Inch Single-Speed Hammer Drill,Blue
Model Bosch
11316EVS
Bosch
1191VSRK

Basic Info

Suggested Price $649.00 ($1.23 / oz)$89.00
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Release Sep 2013Nov 2015

Overview

Top Features
  • Power: Featuring a 14.0 Amp Motor and Constant Response Circuitry for Soft Start, Constant Speed Under Load, and Protection Against Overload. The Bosch 11316EVS Provides 12.4 Ft. Lbs. of Impact Energy and No Load Bpm 900 1,890
  • CONVENIENT: Featuring the SDS max bit system for tool free bit changes with automatic bit locking, dust protection and maximum impact energy transfer rate. Vario Lock positioning locks chisel into 12 different positions for optimum hammering angles
  • VERSATILE: With a variable speed dial, the tool allows for controlled chipping applications and can be adjusted to match the impact force with the material being removed
  • RELIABLE: The Bosch 11316EVS features a Service Minder light to indicate when preventative maintenance is required
  • COMFORT: This demo hammer weighs only 23 pounds and has a 360 degree auxiliary handle and a padded rear handle for added user comfort during extended periods of work
  • Lightweight design is perfect for small diameter drilling applications
  • 7 amp motor provides the highest performance-to-weight-ratio in its class
  • 360 degree auxiliary handle, built-in quick release depth gauge provide wide range of movement
  • Compact design combines aggressive impact mechanism with more powerful motor
  • 2-mode selector easily coverts from rotation only to hammer drill

Reviews

Walmart Rating4.8 (out of 17 reviews)3.9 (out of 66 reviews)
Latest Reviews

Perfect!
Rating: 5
I rented a similar tool as a proof of concept for my most immediate project - digging a 9' horizontal tunnel under my house to repair a plumbing problem. Once I'd finished testing and knowing I have 5 more projects I can apply the demo hammer to I took the plunge. I'm using a shovel bit and the ease of angle rotation is superior - push on the adjustment ring and rotate to 12 different positions. Bit removal? Same thing, push the ring and pull the bit out. I was skeptical about the power on/off switch not being a trigger-style switch. 30 minutes later and I was a believer in this slider-style switch on the tool, it is by far my preference. This thing is heavy, as was the rental, for man handling in a horizontal application. It is what it is. The weight works for you or against depending on the application. I've ordered the tamper bit and shank and will use it to assist in back filling my tunnel. The forward grab handle it well placed and I leave it slightly loose so I can rotate it 360 degrees with out turning the knob. The rear handle is wide enough to get two hands on to back the tool out when it's stuck. Cord length is good and I use a heavy gauge extension to reach my power source. The case seems just stout enough to get the job done but I've not traveled with it. In speaking with my plumber I told him I was using a demo hammer and he asked "Is it a Bosch?" This suggest to me that anything else would be somewhat less than ideal.
by JeffR on 2017-09-29T17:00:00

The best ✨✨✨✨✨
Rating: 5
Is the best hammer in the market the only thing I would like you place a gps tracking device inside for find it when lost it , this is my 3 stolen hammer in Miami.
by Ernes Plumbing on 2017-10-24T17:00:00

Best chipping hammer in its size range
Rating: 5
No other chipping hammer comes close. We've owner all the other brands these are the best and longest lasting for our plumbing company. Use them for chipping tunneling and digging.
by CedilloPlumbingSATX on 2017-08-31T17:00:00

indispensible
Rating: 5
This hammer has helped me dig holes for fences, trenches for conduits, and carving rock for sculpture. It has changed how I think about projects because I can take on so much more with this tool. The hammer is easy to use and doesn't beat me up. I let it do the work and don't push hard on it when hammering. The only concern I have is trying to keep dust from sucking into the motor when a hole is getting deep. I ordered one chisel extra long from a outside source and use that chisel when the hole is getting deep. It would also be great if someone would make a tamping tool when backfilling a hole. I tried making one but can't get a weld to hold with all the impact.
by ellbee on 2015-12-10T16:00:00

Nothing better
Rating: 5
I work for a large Demo company and my division primarily does interior demo. We have a huge assortment of tools to get most any job done quickly. Along with every brand of tool as well. When it comes to grabbing a tool for a project. The Bosch tools go first. This is the supervisors choice. The other brands go last. Our Bosch tools are used extensively on any given day. With without fail. But, when one does go down . It is sent to the nearest service center and fixed pretty quick. The cost is reasonable, when compared to the use of the tool. Compared to other brands? Why would you by anything else?? I could pick apart the other brands. But everyone has there favorites. Buy what you like. I just buy what works and I can depend on.
by Jaxxsun on 2018-01-04T16:00:00

Tough
Rating: 5
I still have the model 11220 that this newer unit replaced, and it is Tough! My milwaukee burned out twice, but this guy won't quit. We just broke up some concrete that was supposed to be 3", but turned out to be 7" thick, and hard. This crazy little breaker just kept going like the Big-Guys, and saved me a long drive back to the shop for more horsepower. Keep them TOUGH Bosch, and I will keep buying them. Make them China-cheap and I am gone!
by zapman on 2014-04-14T17:00:00

this thing will not die
Rating: 5
I have bought 2 of these used back in 2003 and I still have them, they are very powerfull and get the job done. I love using the ceramic blade accessory it gets the job done. Remember when using this tool to use the appropriate extension cord that allows 15amps, and use it alone on a single circuit. This will prolong life of the tool. Don't use a garden extension!
by Mannygmt2 on 2013-11-03T16:00:00

Hard hitting demo tool with precision.
Rating: 5
We specialize in ADA adaptation of existing concrete. This type of work requires a lot of chipping. I bought my first one in 2010 and the second in 2014 . We've never had a single problem the first still works as well as the newer tool.
by concreteman1954 on 2014-07-12T17:00:00

Works great!
Rating: 4
I bought this to help drive 3/4" x 22' steel thru rods in concrete floating docks damaged in a recent hurricane at my marina, Brunswick Landing Marina in Brunswick, Georgia. I couldn't have done the job rebuilding my docks without it, and it cut our labor hours down by 75%!
by CaptBobT on 2017-06-16T17:00:00

Good punch
Rating: 4
Great power vs weight ratio. Great for horizontal and floor hammering.  Must be a strong guy to handle for above head work.  Currently used for 320 hours.  Serviced twice for worn brushes.  No other problems.  Equivalent to or better than a 17lb air hammer.  Cheaper to operational cost than an air hammer. Pros: Similar or better punch than Hilti TE700.  Good value in class performance. Cons: Brushes wear out too fast.  Ergonomic design not as good as Hilti TE700
by cancon2 on 2013-07-09T17:00:00

Good Tool!
Rating: 5
The drill is balanced and comfortable to use. I like the longer cord making it more convenient than hunting down an extension cord. The drill has plenty of power and I like the hammer drill, both functions operate perfectly. The drill has plenty of power (using a 6" hole saw I needed the side handle due to the strong torque). The drill came with a depth gauge, chuck wrench, rotatable side handle and a nice case. The only potential problem is the side handle is difficult to tighten, having a rather small wing nut making it difficult to snug up.
by REBJR on 2016-12-15T16:00:00

Like it big time!
Rating: 5
Bought it to help build a small wooden deck over a concrete base. Drill was used to anchor screws and bolts to substrate. Found it to be very reliable and powerful. Cut overall job time considerably.
by Derek on 2016-12-15T16:00:00

great price for the quality
Rating: 5
only had it for a few months and just love it. i have a regular bosh drill i purchased 15 years ago and still works great. had to change the chuck once and that is understandable. no other maintenances were done.
by contractor friends on 2017-11-05T16:00:00

Fine product
Rating: 5
Sturdy, yet light, this drill does a great job. A switch on top allows one to use it as a regular drill or as a hammer drill. Good buy for the money. Nice case, as well.
by davnagle on 2016-12-15T16:00:00


Rating: 5
I bought it to mix cement and grout for tiles and to replace/support my old drill. Along the way I used it to drill tiles. It is strong and easy to use. So far I love using it.
by KrysMor on 2017-06-29T17:00:00

Simple and aggressive
Rating: 5
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.
by CJGHou on 2019-10-16T17:00:00

great tool
Rating: 5
I bought this about six months ago and it works perfect, great tool
by woodworker79 on 2017-05-19T17:00:00

Did the job well!
Rating: 4
I used this hammer drill in framing my basement, attaching base plates to the concrete floor. It worked very well on the full job. The drill has plenty of power and torque for the job. Our only problem was stripped Robertson screwdriver heads when drilling in screw. We burned through quite a few screw drivers as the torque was so powerful. I subsequently learned there are specialty bits for the diver that may be more effective. But ver satisfied with the power of the tool itself.
by TAceP on 2017-06-18T17:00:00

Powerful motor.
Rating: 4
I wanted to drill holes in some concrete steps to mount a handrail. The concrete is about 20 years old so getting pretty hard by now. The hammer drill worked really well, much easier than I expected. It went so well that I was able to surprise my wife with a new handrail when she came back home after a morning trip out! Lots of brownie points!
by GeoffF on 2017-08-13T17:00:00

Not quite what i was hoping for
Rating: 3
I bought this tool to drill some weep holes in a concrete deck. It performed well enough for its design. I had to rent a roto hammer to complete the job. Am keeping it for normal drilling into concrete walls for fasteners and such.
by Bill k on 2016-12-15T16:00:00

All Features

Working DirectionWall
Impact Energy (ft.-lbs)12.4
ConditionNewNew
Voltage (volts)120
Chuck TypeSDS-MaxKeyed
Returnable180-Day180-Day
Amperage (amps)147
Tool weight (lb.)22.5
Vibration ControlNo
Tools Product TypePower ToolPower Tool
Color FamilyBlueBlue
Variable SpeedYes
Chuck Size1 In.1/2 In.
Start TypeElectric
Power TypeElectric
Blow energy (ft.-lb.)12.4
Side HandleYes
Blows per Minute (BPM)189041600
releaseSep 2013Nov 2015
Power Tool FeaturesForward/Reverse Switch,Variable Speed
Corded Tool TypeHammer Drill
Cordless/ CordedCorded
Drill/ Driver TypeHammer Drill/ Driver
Product-Weight (lb.)7.88
Cord Length (ft.)10.0
Maximum Speed (RPM)3000 RPM
IncludedBag Included,Second Handle Included

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