Heavy-Duty 3-Function 1" Impact Hammer Drill, SDS-Plus Bits, Chisels

Reviews of Heavy-Duty 3-Function 1" Impact Hammer Drill, SDS-Plus Bits, Chisels

1.) This thing is a beast!
Reviewed by: Jim T. Ly
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I bought this thing for its impact hammering feature. It does what it's suppose to do with no issue. I have used it to help me replace several veneer stones. It chiselled away concrete and mortar like a hot knife through butter. Sure beats doing it manually...lol. I recommend getting some Bosch chisel if you want quality long lasting material. The chisels provided look kinda cheap. But overall, a great value buy!

2.) HAMMER DRILL
Reviewed by: Barbara S. Tompkins NEW YORK
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THIS WAS A GREAT GIFT. IT IS A VERY HEAVY DRILL TO HANDLE. YOU MUST BE A STRONG MAN TO USE THIS HAMMER DRILL. MY FRIEND LOVES THE DRILL BUT TOLD ME IT'S VERY HEAVY AFTER A FEW MINUTES USING IT AT HIS JOB.

3.) Impact hammer drill from Tool Price
Reviewed by: Richard A. Post Salem, OR, US
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Upon receipt of the drill I tested it for concrete hammering and it failed within a five minute period.
I disassembled the motor and found that it may have had one carbon brush undersized which contributed to the burnout.
I contacted Tool Price through Amazon and with great delay finally receive a complete replacement unit.
This second drill was checked prior to operation and seems to be working great.
As you may guess by the price the tool is manufactured in China which gives us pause on purchase, but given the occasional use of a drill hammer it may hold up over the long haul.
I certainly would not expect it to last long if used commercially.
Tool Price held up their end of the deal with a replacement & I would purchase from them again.

4.) does the job but i wonder for how long
Reviewed by: Reluctant consumer Chicago, IL
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I bought this with some hesitation based on the other reviews. And it's delivered accordingly. The instructions are useless, but luckily its a drill, so there's not much to figure out. The parts list is in German, so I'll need to find another one once I need parts. And I'm pretty certain I will. It came with an extra set of brushes, and the fact it started to smoke and smell of burning plastic/rubber after a few tapcon holes, I figured I wouldn't need to keep track of them for long.

Everything about it screams cheap, but for $60, what do you expect? Hundreds for a better one that will last, weighed against running this one into the ground left me with the decision to buy this one. I have a building I'm rehabbing, and if it makes it through all the concrete work I need to do, I'll be pleased. So far the brushes haven't burnt through, but I feel it a good idea to 'brush up' on my German nonetheless.

I wish they'd just send a drill in a case and knock off $5. The crappy goggles, gloves, bits, dab of grease - why? I haven't used the bits that came with it, and am a bit afraid to since this drill doesn't have any kind of clutch to keep your wrist/arm from breaking if the bit gets jammed or breaks.

Cheap hammer drill for cheap. So far, it's doing its job. It's got the power if it doesn't burn up.

5.) Died in 5 minutes of usage
Reviewed by: dtstyle los angeles,ca
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I bought this tool with intention to break concrete. First the seller sent an old used one. Then they sent a "new" one. I fired this up and tried to drill two holes in the concrete. The machine started to smoke and then stopped working. Do not waste your money on this product. I would recommend spending more money to buy a machine that will last more than 5 minutes.