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Question: Is this model number RH328VC or RH328VCQ?  If it's RH328VCQ, I'll be able to use 3-jaw-chuck with it.  Is this unit still manufactured in Germany?  Thanks
Document: When I bought this rotary hammer drill, I was hoping that I could attach the 3-jaw-chuck to use the drill with straight shank bits. The 328VC will not take this chuck. If you want a similar Bosch hammer drill that can be used with the 3-jaw-chuck, you need the 328VCQ model
Some Bosch SDS rotary hammer drills (e.g., RH328VC, THIS TOOL !) and at least one Bosch angle grinder (1810PS) are still made in Germany. The Bosch 1590 and 1591 jig saws are still made in Switzerland.You can't beat the quality and engineering of these Boss (German) BOSCH TOOLS !
It's made in Germany and has one year less of warranty compared to the Hilti (no biggie, all tools break and you get them repaired). *****update 12-30-2012******Still using this hammer for my work tasks. It shows that the tool has been worked. The rubber impact cushion on the tip of the SDS chuck has cracked and needs replacing.
I purchased this Rotary Hammer thinking that it was up to Bosch's quality. The chuck broke within just 4 hrs of use, and would no longer hold the bit. Amazon replaced it with another one. This one lasted 2 days before the same thing happened. Shame on Bosch for putting out such a poor quality tool. Don't buy this hammer unless your job is 3 hrs or less.
Bosch tools are engineered in Germany and at least this one is still MADE there too ... so it's Quality and longevity are UNMATCHED.Roughly ten years ago, most ALL Bosch power tools were made in Germany, Switzerland or the USA.
I did several 1/2" holes in concrete to a depth of 8" and each one took less than 10 seconds. Granted, this was with a new bit but even still this is fast. A hammer drill would have taken forever, and not really been able to drill that deep efficiently. I've read that rotary hammers are not best suited to a lot of chipping duty, especially regular SDS tools like this.
The case appears to be an improved design -the one that came with my Bosch 3/8" drill is worn out -the "living" hinges and the latches are all broken on that (the drill still works fine though). This case has seperate hinges and latches.
I've used this chuck for years and it too, is an indispensable item. I would also recommend the Bosch HCK001 7-piece rotary hammer drill bit set because Bosch makes the best rotary bits. With the Bosch Special Offer available now I was able to get this rotary hammer for a great price. I'm very impressed and happy with this tool, I've already earned its price back from jobs I've used it on. And that makes me happy. RK
What a great rotary. I used it with a 4 3/8 core bit, which is oversized for this drill, and it still sliced through cinderblock cleanly, and with only moderate user input. I used a 1/4 pilot bit which flew through the cinderblock. I haven't used the hammer only function, but for small to medium jobs, I'm sure it's quite good.
great hammer drill, have used it many times to anchor things in all the way to blowing a 10&#34; hole through concrete by drilling & chipping it away.Its not a heavy use model by any means, but for the homeowner, project doer its great.
Answer: yes