Rotary Hammer Drill 12.5A, Meterk 7.4J Impact Energy, 4350 BPM 880RPM, 6-Speed Speed Regulation, SDS Plus Chuck, Safety Clutch & VDT Vibration Reduction Technology, Used for Concrete, Metal, and Stone

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  SDS or Slotted Drive System drills can be used to drill holes or to chisel and break down hard materials like masonry and concrete. This meterk drill has a heavy-duty chuck system that allows both rotary and high power hammer action to move the drill bit back and forward, for efficient cutting. The front switch is for selecting hammer or drill modes along with the flip switch by the handle to select hammer and rotary or rotary only.This beast of a drill can make quick work when used to drill holes in wood, masonry, concrete, and other hard materials, and outperform standard rotary or 18vdc / 120 vac hammer drills.This was purchased to help chosen and break up a 30 year old brick mortar patio section to prep for an updated grilling section next spring. This set comes with 3 different size masonry bits that will fit most red bird or large anchors that will go in driveway or wall concrete. A chisel and point tips are included to turn this sds drill into a mini jackhammer. I provided a demonstration in the attached video that shows how quickly this chisel bit breaks through concrete blocks.Everything fits in the case that has two closing clasps and a hole to place a small lock or clip near the handle.

So. Household ownership can get a little froggy sometimes and we don't always have the tools we need when we decide to start a new project. And then run in to issues. Always. Lol. So we decided to add a bathroom to the garage and to the basement because they are 6+ people in this house at any given time and only one toilet. Well, where we decided to place it in the basement was a good idea at the time until we had to figure out where to vent everything and needed to go through the block wall. This was the perfect option. Not too expensive, had a 360 detachable rotating handle for the weird areas and angles we were in, the different drill and chisel bits we needed, and was shock absorbing (since I have carpal tunnel, this was fairly important for me).Worked like a charm to go through the corner block without killing my arms or destroying a larger area then we expected. Plus it was useful in breaking up the huge, random concrete slab we had to drag away from the side of the garage to start laying the pipe out there. There was no pulling it since the truck was out of commission so we used the rotary hammer to bust it up to move the more manageable pieces. Pretty happy with the functionality for the price. And the fact it hasn't busted or broke after two fairly intense jobs. Nice quality design

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I needed a new hammer drill where I have a few projects that require power and I didn't feel like breaking out the sledge hammer, so here I am. I found this one, great specs, and good solid design that I like. Very comfortable to hold for longer periods and has enough power to go through concrete like its nothing else. Very easy to chuck the bits and they stay in too. Love the easy of switching from impact like chiseling to a hammer drill and that power is just amazing in these. Very easy to maintain, a little grease when it gets low. Very nice that it comes with a tube. So far, my projects are done, easy enough using this one. No cons, very happy with the purchase.

I bought this because I only had a few holes to drill in concrete and I wanted the right drill to use and for the money it worked perfectly. No it is not a Hilti but if you only have a few holes to drill occasionally it’s perfect for that and way cheaper.

My husband began prepping to build a pergola over our cement patio. We needed a rotary hammer drill so we could put the holes in to hold up the poles. This is powerful and strong. I like that it comes with a box to keep it protected and everything organized as well.

This drill has more power then my Hilti it will bend smaller size bits if you don't run it slow but it dose every thing a hammer drill should and the only thing so far if I had any cons about this drill would be that it is a little larger then I'm use to.

This rotary drill is very well built and easy to use. The ergonomically placed handles makes it easy to handle and the powerful motor make short work of any job you throw at it.

So far so good, it was significantly less than a one day rental from Home Depot ,I was able to chip through 3” mortar beds and remove about 200sqft of slate tile, the drill is a rock solid drill