WORKPRO 1-1/4 Inch SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer Drill, 7.5AMP, Lightweight Corded Version for Concrete Demolition Chipping Rotomartillo, 5 SDS-Plus Bits

This model worked out great! Plenty of power and ease of use and arrived fully packaged and on time.

This hammer drill is a beast. I bought it to drill about 80 to 100 3/16” x 2-1/2” holes in my concrete basement walls, to secure 2 x 4’s with concrete screws. It’s heavy, you’ve got to position yourself properly, but it’s powerful and drilled each hole in maybe 30 seconds or so. Works MUCH better for this purpose than my cordless Dewalt hammer drill. No issues with this beast, and I have a lot of tools.

I purchased Rotary Hammer to remove part of a concrete foundation. I drilled approximately 100 holes to full depth and the tool work as well as a name brand product. The Rotary Hammer works and feels like a high-quality tool. Even the drill bit lasted throughout the 100 holes!

Works better than expected and is making this demo job so much easier. So far I’m mostly able to pull up complete tiles which is awesome. For the price this guy is fantastic! Note: this is my first project of this sort and I have nothing to compare it to :)

Very good product, arrived on time, satisfied

Needed to demo a 9x9ft section of tile. Tiny area. This was PERFECT and had the job done sub 20 minutes; and that’s because I stopped to pick up and move larger chunks as I went. Super easy to use and handle for a 5’2” 110lb female. Felt more battery powered than typical high power electric.

I'll be honest in that I bought this hammer drill because it was the least expensive SDS Plus drill I could find. However, I've been very impressed so far! Initial impressions are that of a good and sturdy tool, somewhere between Ryobi and Milwaukee in terms of fit and finish. First task was to take up a room of vinyl tile using a scraper attachment, no trouble for this device. Was it as quick as my friend's much larger Milwaukee SDS Max tool? No. But no complaints given the price paid. Next up were a variety of holes through our concrete slab and block walls. I've used it for drilling about 20 holes so far and it is between 5 and 10 times faster than my cordless, brushless "hammer" drill. Makes quick work of pre-drilling for Tapcon screws. Definitely would buy again.

I don't usually buy cheap tools, but this is something I needed for one job and probably won't use much. It has power and feels solid enough for the average DIYer but the the SDS chuck is kinda flimsy and the depth stop is useless as it doesn't "stop". But hey, what do you want from a throwaway, 70 dollar drill?