Great video! Thanks for sharing! Another great option for anyone who does not own a quality hammer drill and doesn't want to invest in one, is to head down to your local Home Depot tool rental department and rent yourself a Hilti TE 7-C Rotary Hammer Drill (or other quality rotary haller drill if they don't have the Hilti in stock) for $30 and you'll have those holes drilled in no time at all.
And let’s be honest; the amount of drilling required for someone putting a rack in their garage (or maybe a handful in a gym) doesn’t really justify buying a drill or using a high end SDS.
Thanks for this! Followed this for instructions on how to bolt my bells of steel cable tower! I rented my hammer drill from Home Depot for $32 and it worked great.
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Another great option for anyone who does not own a quality hammer drill and doesn't want to invest in one, is to head down to your local Home Depot tool rental department and rent yourself a Hilti TE 7-C Rotary Hammer Drill (or other quality rotary haller drill if they don't have the Hilti in stock) for $30 and you'll have those holes drilled in no time at all.
Renting tools for these one time jobs is a great option! Thanks!
And let’s be honest; the amount of drilling required for someone putting a rack in their garage (or maybe a handful in a gym) doesn’t really justify buying a drill or using a high end SDS.
Thanks for the walk through you made this look easy
Thanks for this! Followed this for instructions on how to bolt my bells of steel cable tower! I rented my hammer drill from Home Depot for $32 and it worked great.
For the cable tower you still use a 3/8 drill bit? I'm about to do mine
@@MYFAtal13 yup
@@mattshomegymformusclesthanks!
concise and informative, very good
good work, thank you. Best of luck!!
What size screws would I need if mounting to the wall?
Great video
Thanks Scoob
So you also need a 15mm socket bit?
for that concrete anchor yep
So we dont need to cut the matts first? we can jsut drill right on top of them?
This was my question as well
Right? Good luck when he has to change those stallmats!
@@darkknightbkstall mats are generally rated for 20+ years with equestrian use 😂 certainly would be far longer in a home gym
bye bye horrible hammer drill hello SDS plus drill
Onwards to MORE GAINS 💯💯💯