I’m in construction and especially for small projects like this an impact works great. If there’s a neighbor or friend with an impact they can borrow to drill four holes in brick or concrete it doesn’t take but a few minutes to do. If you need to drill hundreds of holes, definitely go buy a quality hammer drill or root hammer. Depending on the hardness of concrete, or if there’s rebar involved, yes, you should get the heavier duty drill.
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I’m in construction and especially for small projects like this an impact works great. If there’s a neighbor or friend with an impact they can borrow to drill four holes in brick or concrete it doesn’t take but a few minutes to do. If you need to drill hundreds of holes, definitely go buy a quality hammer drill or root hammer. Depending on the hardness of concrete, or if there’s rebar involved, yes, you should get the heavier duty drill.