Impact and Screwdriving ModeDevised for a consumer friendly drilling experience, the rotary function helps you to punch clean and neat holes in metal and wooden surfaces, while the drill function allows you to do the same on concrete surfaces too. The rotary mode is also applicable for the screwdriver function. It’s rapid hammering results in 25,700 blows per minutes. There is also an option of switching between drilling and screw driving modes with a switch on top of the drill.Ease of Use and Ergonomic DesignAvailable in a highly compact cloth wrap, this product will definitely attract you with its classy design and smooth finish. Unlike other drills which weigh a lot, this 1.5 kg drill makes tedious jobs like repairing and fixing, simple and stress-free. Now, you can take charge of your projects, at your own pace.Forward/Reverse ModeThe forward mode helps in the insertion of nail, screw, bolt, whereas the reverse mode help in the removal of the same. You can also easily shift between the forward and reverse modes with the click of a button.Usage of All the ComponentsThis user-friendly wrap set features a powerful 450 watt hammer drill with a reverse function for wood, concrete and metal. The set also has 4 concrete drill bits with a diameter range of 6, 8 and 10 mm, 4 metal drill bits with a diameter range of 6,8 and 10 mm, and 4 wood drill bits with a diameter range of 6, 8 and 10 mm for tear-free application and a clean finish. There are also 10 screwdriver bits for inserting screws in fixtures, tables, chairs, doors, etc. Also with a collection of 30 screws and nylon plugs, you are insured a clean finish of tasks.Interior DecorationStyle any interiors such as office spaces, interior of apartments, etc. with the Bosch GSB 450 wrap set. It works brilliantly on concrete, wood and metal, and lets you drill clean and perforated holes on any surface. So start decorating and transforming those walls.Steps for Changing BitsWhile changing bits, turn off the drilling mode and proceed to use the key chuck placed at the bottom of the drill. Loosen the bit holder at the tip of the drill and follow up by inserting the key chuck in the holes around the holder to loosen it, after which you can remove the current bit. Thereby, fix your new bit as deep as possible into the key chuck and secure the holder into place.
