Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rotary Hammer Drill Corded Drills 1-9/16" 3 Modes SDS-MAX Chipping Hammers

La recepción del producto a tiempoContiene instructivo fácil de usar .Al utilizarlo su manejo es muy suave.Gran potencia para taladrar paredde concreto.contiene un kit de brocas muy util.

This thing sinks drill bits in concrete like it was going through sand. Not cheap poured stuff I'm talking proper poured, cured and aged concrete. I wasted 30 min using water to keep my bit cool with my old hammer drill to tap 2 holes 2" deep. I then sunk 4 holes a full 1" deeper in 5 minutes with this tool and the bit did NOT have time to overheat. Wow really enjoyed using this tool. It pounded the concrete not me. If you are like me, need a hammer drill and don't want to spend 4 x the price for a capable tool then invest a little money in this tool. You will be glad you did.

This thing is little heavy. You need muscles in order to operate it. It's quality hammer drill with some extra accessories for ridiculously low price.I like it.

Used it to chop some walls and to install a door jam ... and I CAN'T say I'm disappointed... Didnt really know much about he brand but I'm sold on this one

Great product and customer service… went above and beyond to solve a problem

I am doing a lot of concrete work and renovations - drilling holes to epoxy rebar into existing foundations and new footings - yes I'm making a violin

I'm an old lady. Needed something light enough for me to handle. This is really nice to work with, but it takes too long. I've only used one chisel so far, but I may have purchased the wrong tool for my project. I'll have to get some advice on how to make it work harder.

I had no idea this tool would remove tile and thinset better than anything I have rented. It is lightweight and does a fantastic job. My only wish is that it had a trigger lock so I didn't have to hold the trigger the entire time.

Demoing tile floors and shower would have been 10 times harder without this tool. It’s very important to have various width bits and test which one works best for your situation. Too wide and it bounces off, too narrow and it drills a whole. This thing is heavy and heavy duty!