a couple of hints and tricks using this: if you're breaking up tile floors, use the 1" blade, NOT the 6" (which is useless); break up the grout first around the entire tile (tiles stick that way//difficult to raise); then turn the unit upside down, not at an angle, a low as possible (slightly different from video above) and closest to the floor, and the tile lifts up FAR more easily/quicker--took me a minute for each tile. Great unit!😃
man you where not wrong!! just got mine today and started using it right away and man I'm impressed I'm using it to demolish several walls of concrete and went thru the first one like nothing. like I sed I'm IMPRESSED
I've done that job multiple times and it's not the thinset, it's because that's not nearly powerful enough to get through that without taking a very long time as you found out. Get the much bigger demo hammer with the wide three inch blade and trust me those things will come up WAY faster and easier.
I've had one of these for a little over a year. bought a few bits and some grease. paid for itself the first job. the drill is decent too. keeping the grease from running out is the key I'm sure
How do you drill into a wall.. So far, I'm not impressed… I'm not interested in the chisel…I need to drill holes and a solid wall.. of concrete… which setting is for hammer and drill at the same time? which way do you set the control…
@@Archifx you need to get a special chuck... which is another 40$ it drills massive holes, then i tried to drill I was there for 2 minutes still drilling i gave up...
Basically all hammer drills can chisel or drill holes in concrete. "Beast drills" should be able to drill basalt or Granite ie. "beast rocks". Why not prove this drill is up to the challenge.
Oh boy!! I just ordered this and I'm excited to use it, I was a bit concerned that it may be a bit heavy but it doesn't matter because it really looks like it's worth it. Great video, thanks so much!!
I came up with a good trick using the 15 Amp Milwaukee hammers to do ceramic and vinyl tile floors. Ratchet strap it to a handle, last time I used an upside-down scrub brush. You can do large rooms with ease, while the other people kill themselves with heavy tile dozer bars. I'm hoping this brand does well too, I'm pretty sure it will being 13 amps and having some weight to it. I'm not sure if there is a trigger lock, I might have to put velcro on the trigger. It might look a little stupid but it works amazingly well on all types of flooring.
a couple of hints and tricks using this: if you're breaking up tile floors, use the 1" blade, NOT the 6" (which is useless); break up the grout first around the entire tile (tiles stick that way//difficult to raise); then turn the unit upside down, not at an angle, a low as possible (slightly different from video above) and closest to the floor, and the tile lifts up FAR more easily/quicker--took me a minute for each tile. Great unit!😃
man you where not wrong!! just got mine today and started using it right away and man I'm impressed I'm using it to demolish several walls of concrete and went thru the first one like nothing. like I sed I'm IMPRESSED
I've done that job multiple times and it's not the thinset, it's because that's not nearly powerful enough to get through that without taking a very long time as you found out. Get the much bigger demo hammer with the wide three inch blade and trust me those things will come up WAY faster and easier.
Nice. This rotary hammer is SDS-PLUS not SDS-MAX.
I've had one of these for a little over a year. bought a few bits and some grease. paid for itself the first job. the drill is decent too. keeping the grease from running out is the key I'm sure
Just pulled the trigger on this for 92.00 after discount. Only need it to drill holes in concrete for a pool fence.
I actually just ordered this hammer today. Hope I have the success you seem to have using it...
WHAT? I didn't even want a rotary hammer. (...no idea what it even is!) but I saw the price and bought two of them!!!
Tell me how it's working after 25 hours of use, drilling large diameter deep holes in 5000psi concrete.
Excellent
Do you honest expect 130 dollar drill to perform under those circumstances?
Yeah, that’s NOT what he’s doing here. How much of that are you doing at YOUR house?
What’s the difference between 1-1/4” and 1-1/8”? Also, which one is better?
Can this drill use normal bits or only sds bits ?
Really nice machine! :)
Thanks
8 months later is do you still recommend this drill?
1000% it’s built my entire house in one way or another. Still my go-to rig
How do you drill into a wall.. So far, I'm not impressed… I'm not interested in the chisel…I need to drill holes and a solid wall.. of concrete… which setting is for hammer and drill at the same time? which way do you set the control…
Put a masonry bit in it and drill your hole.
@@Archifx you need to get a special chuck... which is another 40$ it drills massive holes, then i tried to drill I was there for 2 minutes still drilling i gave up...
Basically all hammer drills can chisel or drill holes in concrete. "Beast drills" should be able to drill basalt or Granite ie. "beast rocks". Why not prove this drill is up to the challenge.
Oh boy!! I just ordered this and I'm excited to use it, I was a bit concerned that it may be a bit heavy but it doesn't matter because it really looks like it's worth it. Great video, thanks so much!!
Looks same as one in the UK l got called a Titan
I would of like to see you demolish solid concrete.
You know it’s a good too if you can use it one handed!
cheaper than going to a hire shop
Almost shut the video off at the opening of the box. I did get entertainment of watching you eat crow
Thanks
I don’t think he needed this tool to complete this job. A hammer and chisel would’ve sufficed.
U want my thumbs up, go try that chisel out on a truck's radiator fan clutch. Post results. Thanks.
Just too negative
How you gonna say that's the cheapest one on Amazon when clearly it is not. Not even close.
It’s the cheapest. Find cheaper
@@Archifx they are cheaper ones, less than a hundred, not sure if they are reliable doh
I came up with a good trick using the 15 Amp Milwaukee hammers to do ceramic and vinyl tile floors. Ratchet strap it to a handle, last time I used an upside-down scrub brush. You can do large rooms with ease, while the other people kill themselves with heavy tile dozer bars. I'm hoping this brand does well too, I'm pretty sure it will being 13 amps and having some weight to it. I'm not sure if there is a trigger lock, I might have to put velcro on the trigger. It might look a little stupid but it works amazingly well on all types of flooring.