1400W Demolition Electric Jack Hammer Concrete Breaker Trigger Lock with (2) Chisel Bit with Carrying Case

Item is same as the photo. Very good product. Shipment and delivery was on time. Highly recomended

Lo use dos veces con uso moderado, ya no funciona y el bobinado estator esta quemado

I was re-modelling a bathroom where tiles were cemented. I almost had a heart failure when I realized I had started a project which will take weeks; I tried to remove the tiles with hammer and chisel. After searching for tools, I had nothing to loose so I bought this demolition hammer. I had never used one, so this came as a surprise. These things are not your single hand power drills. These are hammers! ..and they are heavy. The package came with protective glasses, gloves, grease, extra bushes, and two chisels. If you have a DIY project that requires some removing sticky tiles from wall or floor uprooting, this machine is well worth the price.

This tool works great to begin breaking concrete and is even better chiseling tree roots. It’s not to heavy to use. Due to size it works great in small places.

First off, I really like this tool. I bought this after I hire a craftsman to build a brick wall. And he had one he used to break up the clay soil to dig the foundation of the wall. Now his was a Makita. I am not going to use this every day so I cannot justify the $800.00 price tag of the Makita. So I decided to go with a Chinese knockoff. I normally do not do this as they are almost always cheap junk. But I current have 2 tools. This one and a slide hammer. The slide hammer is really hard to screw up, but I am sure the Chinese can find a way, but so far it has proven itself the total of 6 times it has been used and it is still good to go. Now I may only use this tool a dozen more times in my life so a cheap one was a good investment. Now this demolition hammer is another story. I have already used it several times. And I have several other projects I plan to use it on. And it is holding up so far. With tools like this, it is usually quick release mechanism that usually fails first. So I am keeping a watch on this. part. One feature I do not like is the handle. There is a handle near the front of the tool and you can adjust the orientation for a more comfortable grip. The design leaves a lot to be desired as it relies on friction to keep it in place and it will slip while in use if it is not really tight. So you really have to tighten the handle to get it to stay. I worry about this as this is a weak spot where this tool can break. But time will tell and I will update this review it that happens. I would rather see the second grip handle thread into the housing like you find on hammer drills and large drill motors. Provide a series of holes at 90° and boom it would be great. Other than that the tools works and I have no issues with it.