[DHR264 - is this normal?]

Yeah. My friends sds drill he uses for drilling holes in brick. Seems to do the job fine. Mine seems more of a demolition job if u apply the slightest pressure. Hence why I had to ask if it was the norm

[DHR264 - is this normal?]

Yeah I kind of assumed it would punch a bit. But build up to it if u get me. It just drills then a big punch once pressure is applied. Hence why I thought I would ask. Just glad it's working how it should. I guess it's more of a case of u have to get used to the drill. 

[DHR264 - is this normal?]

Ok that's fine then. Just a very strong kick so was just worried. Almost a chisel than a drill when it kicks. Trick to drilling holes that don't get too big just don't apply any pressure I guess?

[DHR264 - is this normal?]

Could be. Just unsure. It has a shock absorption handle. Wouldn't think it would kick so hard. 

[DHR264 - is this normal?]

Isn't hammer only for chiselling?

[DHR264 - is this normal?]

Hi there. So I have the dhr264 36v sds drill. When drilling in masonry I use rotation + hammer mode. As its drilling if I apply pressure it then "kicks" the drill bit in the wall.... Is this a normal function? As I don't feel I am applying excessive force & without any force it obviously wouldn't drill as well. Just to confirm I am using sds plus bits.