MPT 1 Inch SDS-plus 8.5 Amp Heavy Duty Rotary Hammer Drill,3 Functions Reverse and Variable Speed,Include 3 Drill Bits,Grease,Chisel with Case

I needed something strong to demo my 1950’s bathroom tile and mortar. I was swinging a sledge hammer and the tile wall would not budge. I rented one of the expensive ones from Home Depot for a day ($70 per day) and found out that this demo project was going to take a lot longer. I decided to buy this one because of the good reviews and price. I will say that I am shocked at how good this one works. It works even better than the $1500 one I rented. Feels well built and strong. It’s only been a few days, but I am happy with the purchase. Highly recommend this hammer drill. You will not be disappointed!

Used it for about 1 hour to demolish porcelain floor tile and cement backer board in a 30 sf half bathroom. Did not used the enclosed bits, instead I bought a separate Bosch sds plus tile chisel. The bit and the hammer drill did the trick. Drill had plenty of power. Good value for the price. Better than renting from Home Depot for almost as much money and having nothing to show for it! Even if I use it for 2 more hours and it breaks, it’ll be worth the investment. But it doesn’t seem to be the case!

I bought this to drill the last 10 or 12 3/4" anchor holes in a concrete deck for my pool cover. My last drill died in that effort. What a difference! This drill with a decent SDS bit went right into the concrete. So much faster and easier than the old drill. I wish I had bought it sooner. I don't know what to expect in terms of durability yet. It comes with extra brushes. Hopefully I don't need them too soon.

Pretty good, use it for machine anchor bolts in spurts. A few days, sits for a long time. Has physical grease compartment and comes with grease. Has brushes and comes with spares which aren't obvious on how to order more. More vibration than Hilti but fraction of cost.

I bought this demo tool for breakout wall and floor tile. It packs a great punch. I’m past the age of wearing out my body and this power chisel can take over. It quickly broke through shower walls and made it easy for me to see how much water damage had been done. I looked at a Makita power scraper at roughly four times the price, I had one before and thought it was the ideal size and power but couldn’t justify the higher expense for the Makita. I would buy this same demo/rotary hammer again and save a few hundred bucks.

Plenty of power. Made short work of cinderblock with a 7/8 bit. I haven't had it long enough to speak to durability, but so far, so good. A great value for occasional use.

I have only used this tool for approx. 45 minutes to remove some 1950'ish ceramic tile on a bathroom wall. I say 50'ish as there is approx 1+ inches of concrete ?? between the tile & the block wall(would not see that quality in today's works). This tool , with a 3" chisel works great removing all , tile & concrete.I would recommend it for any DYI project.

For the price, you really cant beat it. The bit doesnt alight exactly right with the tool in impact mode, but that's tolerable for 1/3 the price of comparable tools. It even includes a few bits, hard case, lubes, and spare brushes (I cant imagine this tool will outlast the brushes, but nice thought)

Have been using the drill for about a week , drilling breeze blocks and I can honestly say , I wish I had bought it years ago , it drills (8mm x 120mm) with ease , i got the 1500w version and couldn't be happier .

I needed to cut a hole through a double brick wall with a 527 mm diamond saw. My normal drill, a 550 w Bosch, couldn't cope with torque needed, overheating and slipping. I bought this to do the job, which it did, nicely! It comes in a nice tough plastic case, with about six drill bits and fittings. It is an SDS drill, so I had to get a new arbor for the diamond bit, but that was no problem (also from Amazon). The drill itself is very heavy and basic. There is no speed or torque control. It has three modes, rotary only, rotary + hammer, and hammer only. In rotary mode the literature says 800 rpm, which I can believe, not too fast but OK for masonry work and the diamond drilling. Everything about this drill is big heavy and chunky, Isambard Kingdom Brunel would have been proud of it. The cable is quite short, not a great issue. You need to be in good physical shape to hold it in place with a heavy 527 mm diamond drill and 200 mm arbor on top of a step ladder, I can tell you. It took about 15 minutes to cut a nice hole in the wall for my extractor fan, and the drill was not bothered by the loading. I did however discover that it has a safety clutch, which is not noted anywhere in the specs, and is a good safety feature as it has a mean torque when the drill catches. I haven't tried the chisel function, so can't comment on that, but for large diameter diamond drilling, perfect! I am giving it 5 stars, because, although lacking speed and torque control, it does what it says on the tin, and does sit well.

Good for the price, but by no means is this a poor quality product. Chewed through everything I threw at it.Doesn't have a reverse function, but I believe most SDS Rotary Hammer drills don't.

I read another review where the hammer action was very weak.I found this as well but I figured I'd check the oil level. When I opened the filler cap the reservoir was packed with grease. The instructions say to use engine oil, so i scraped the grease out and filled it with oil.Works like a charm now. really strong hammer action. I would recommend this fix to anyone.

Little bit heavy but works very well stripping cement render and smaller demolition jobs would recommend to friends