XtremepowerUS 1180W SDS-Plus Electric Rotary Demolition Chipping Hammer
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About XtremepowerUS 1180W SDS-Plus Electric Rotary Demolition Chipping Hammer
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
86% impressed with the drill's durability, while 14% experienced frequent breakdowns
At 66 years young, I find it hard to handle the vibration of this gun due to its high power.
86% found it easy to use
I found that the tool has plenty of power to handle drilling 14mm holes in granite with ease, as long as you use a high quality bit. I didn't use the drill bits that came with the tool for the job I showed in the pictures, but I did try the chisel and point demolition bits at a later time, and those bits turned out to be pretty soft. The cost of the tool is so low that it helps save money to spend on high quality bit purchases separately.
86% liked the comfortable grip, but 14% found it bulky
The jack hammer cannot drill without the hammer function like a normal drill, but it's not a big deal since it was designed for drilling walls and rocks.
I sprained my wrist when the tool ripped out of my hands, which shows my negative sentiment towards its ergonomics design.
I compared the weight of the rotary hammer to that of a pick and shovel, suggesting it may not be ergonomically designed.
83% appreciated the low noise level, while 17% found it loud and vibratory
I did not mention the noise level of the power-hammer-drills.
When I change over to rotating, the tool has a lot of torque.
87% found the hammer effective
I can easily drill 14mm holes in granite with this tool, as long as I use a high quality bit.
87% liked the lightweight and portable design, while 13% found it heavy and bulky
I bought the power hammer drill for less than the cost of renting one for the day, indicating its portability.
The rotary hammer is heavy like a pick and shovel, which may make it less portable.
82% impressed with the powerful motor, while 18% found it underpowered
I effortlessly split the clay and broke up some of the embedded rocks with the pointed chisel.
I experienced the extreme power of the drill which caused it to rotate and ripped the handle off in my hand, almost breaking my arm.
Rephrased: The drill's extreme power caused it to rotate and rip the handle off in my hand, almost breaking my arm.
