Concrete Fasteners- Install and tools required 

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Gotta drill the hole one size smaller, like for a 1/ 4 ttapcon use a 3/16 bit

I would use a toggle bolt in that situation. Look up a google bolt and you will find they are fairly simple to use.

I'd take "cobra" concrete anchor (not shown in the video).

The hammer drill will do just fine. In fact, Tapcon recommends using the hammer drill on their packaging and website. Some installers have reported problems with damaging the hole they are drilling into when using impact drivers.

Each a bit longer than the anchor 1/4”deeper.

I use Tapcon if not going deep like 2x4. On 4x4 and even railroad ties I use rebars and sledgehammer, rebars will bend over on top and lock it in.

@@kimchee94112 😊 ty 😊

Haha you you always had that critical eagle eye just like my wife! That’s what happens when you are out of 1/2” straps improvising with 3/4” straps and running pipe on a pallet wall that is all different thickness. Those drive pins almost got an honorable mention but they just didn’t make the cut

@@MCConstructionTeacher lol We RU-vidRS don’t want to hear your excuses

That’s right! NO EXCUSES just results

You can drill a hole in brick and block with a regular drill and masonry bit but it “walers” the hole out and fastener don’t tighten down correctly. Also, try drilling in high strength concrete, like in a parking garage, and tell me how that works out for you.

First person to really helped,

You definitely do have to have a hammer drill wear and tear on a normal drill gonna have to buy another drill vs one time buy of a hammer drill to last for years and make work easy but good luck lol

You can also hammer a nail with a plier….does it work? Sure.

@@MCConstructionTeacherI think oh dude is speaking more so for diyers but generally yes use a hammer drill that what’s it’s designed for