18V ONE+ SDS Rotary Hammer - Tool Only (R18SDS-0)

The SDS chuck found standard on rotary hammer drills will not accept normal drill bits.

Yes, a rotary hammer drill is the best tool to use when drilling into re-enforced concrete.

Yes, you can drill into wood and metal with A Rotary Hammer Drill, with the right conditions.

A Hammer Drill is a lightweight all-rounder that is great for light masonry work while a Rotary Hammer Drill is a heavier drill designed for Drilling into solid concrete and re-enforced concrete.

If your RYOBI Rotary Hammer Drill keeps cutting out, check the bit for wear, damage, or suitability for the material, and replace if needed. Ensure the material is properly secured, and the bit is rated for the task. Check the battery charge or use…

If RYOBI Rotary Hammer Drill won't turn on, follow the steps on checking the battery charge, inspecting the bit/chuck, or testing the power cord. If the issue isn’t resolved and the Tool is still within the warranty period, take it back to…

Yes, it is recommended to apply masonry grease to the tip of the SDS bit frequently to help maintain the quality of the SDS chuck.

Rotary Hammer Drills have a unique SDS chuck which require a specific type shank.

Most Rotary Hammer drills will have a mode selector to change between Drill, Hammer Drill & Chiselling Modes.

SDS MAX bits will not fit into an SDS+ chuck, however an SDS+ bit may fit in an SDS MAX chuck with the right adaptor.

For optimal runtime and performance on a RYOBI Rotary Hammer Drill, use a 4.0 Ah battery or higher, such as the 18V ONE+ Compact 4.0 Ah (RB1840C), 18V ONE+ 5.0 Ah HP (RB1850X), or 18V ONE+ 8.0 Ah Lithium+ HP (RB1880T). Smaller batteries can be used…

Grease or oil coming only from the chuck is normal, as it is a masonry grease applied to the SDS chuck to reduce the friction of the moving components.