Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rotary Hammer Drill Corded Drills 1" 4 Modes SDS-Plus Chipping Hammers

Had my dewald SDS rotary hammer stolen earlier this year, and when I went to convert a utility area to a full bath, I had no way to chip concrete. I was getting ready to spend a couple hundred dollars on a used Bosch (or similar), but decided to give this a try. I've probably only put 15 hours of actual chipping time on it, but I've covered a lot of ground. I've chipped up broken concrete floors, chipped out a channel to dig a wall footer into, chipped my drain lines in, and drilled holes in 4" blocks for rebar. This tool is doing a great job so far

Vevor is a Chinese scam. I had a problem with a product and contacted them the day the item was received. They exchanged a few emails saying they were looking in to it then just ghosted me after 2 weeks. There is no way to return or to get customer support. None at all.

Very good tool for home project use, easy to break concrete, saving money compared to rent.

Easy removed dryer vent from stone

Came fast and like everything else great price and quality. Works just as fine as the big name brands

I haven't had a chance to use this yet. But looking at all the other ones I have used. This one seems to be very well made and extremely durable. Also it shipped extremely quick!! I look forward to using it as I'm sure it will exceed my expectations!! And for the price, I expected it to be like the old one I owned which was from harbor freight. But this one has a case and seems to be a more quality tool!

Perfect for drilling patio concrete! Works like a charm!

I am beginning to make rock walls from sandstone. I occasionally need to split rocks or trim goonies off the stones I pick up (Pocono sandstone formation, fyi). Using a carbide drill bit and this hammer drill, I can very quickly drill holes for my feathers/wedges to split the stones. Using the chisel function, I can chisel off layers or even do cuts across the grain. Using a point and the chisel function, I can knock off high points, though I usually use my hammer and a carbide chisel from Trow and Holden for that, since it's simpler and I have more control that way.

Great drill and easy to use. I love the hammer feature. Goes through concrete easier than I thought it would.

Great tool for breaking up cement