I bought this tool on impulse thinking, oh I’ll find a use for it. And I have. For 101 things, none of which involve drilling holes in concrete. Today I was fighting with Chevy 8-1/2” rear end that did not want to give up the yolk. Tried everything I had and nothing. Then I grabbed my Toto hammer, put a flat blade in it, set it on hammer and walked that stubborn yolk right out. Easy peasy. Mechanics out there, you’re welcome.
I probably have used this tool over 400 times in the past 2 years I've haven't had to replace it yet I put subfloor down on top of concrete and have to drill through wood into concrete and this thing works immaculate I have no issues using the chisel blades with it and no issues with it overheating on me it does what it is intended to do
Had this tool for several months now. Absolutely love it! Been a great addition to my repertoire. Makes drilling multiple anchors and concrete supports super easy.
I bought this for one project, thinking about how expensive it was, hoping I would use it enough to justify it. Boy, was that the wrong mindset. I have used and abused this machine through several remodel projects, plumbing repairs, concrete jobs... and it keeps going. I've not used other units, but, in my opinion it has punched above its weight. The battery seems to last obnoxiously long, I've been able to break up even old, super hard concrete using chisel bits, and when running a SDS drill bit I've not found any thing it doesn't simply melt right through. It DOES get hot if I use it long enough, and it has enough torque to tweak your shoulder if you're careless and bind the bit. Great tool.
Took a chance and actually bought this to use on a floor demo job. Was tired of renting 10# demo hammers. This thing made quick work of the marble floor I had to remove, was easy to maneuver and handle, and most importantly didn't break my back after a full day of use. Probably not what it was designed for, but for a small to medium demo job, this thing rocks!