1300W Electric Demolition Jack Hammer,4200BPM Concrete Drill Breaker Kit Jackhammer

Powerful bit of kit for the money. I had to break up a raised pond of brick and concrete base that amounted to filling 2 skips of 10 yards total, that’s a lot of concrete and rubble to break up. This did it easily over a couple of weekends and worked out cheaper than a weekend hire charge and I get to keep the tool! Agree the instructions regarding oil etc are confusing, it has grease pre loaded and after all the work it did, there’s still grease in there. But basically just load the chisel and press the button and it breaks up concrete with ease It’s sturdy but not too heavy to use, and thoroughly recommended

For the price, this little breaker is fantastic!! Played it's part in demolishing a reinforced concrete shed... And small enough to use horizontally where the big breakers can't. No oil required even if it comes with oil filler bottle.... Use thick lithium grease

Was a little apprehensive about this as it seemed to be cheap compared to similar items. Had some fence posts to remove and due to my age I thought I wouldn’t be able to do it myself. This cut through the concrete like butter. Removed both posts in less than an hour. Fantastic piece of kit.

Dislike chisels could have been a bit longer and the lead . had to cut concrete away from half a dozen posts done it with ease very impressed . Couldn't say if this machine would be any good for the professional but for DIY would recommend

Wasn’t expecting much but this performed brilliantly. Had two broken wooden fence post stuck in thick concrete and this thing went through it like a knife through butter! Very impressive, especially at the price point!

Used this tool to break up dense concrete blocks. Ate through them. Happy with the power levels for the price. Needs silicone grease not oil as some other reviewers have mentioned. Comes with a good range of breaker bits. It can get quite hot which I guess is inevitable. I found the breaker bits sticking in the concrete at times and ended up having to lever the tool back and forth to pull the bit free but that’s probably my technique. I think for the price a really effective breaker.

Good value for money when you think it's probably about £50 plus to hire one for a day. Did a great job breaking up some old concrete deep in the ground around a couple of rotten fence posts that need replacing. Great addition to my tool collection and will be put to more use shortly. Definitely recommend purchasing.

Yes it seems a good DIY tool. Heavier than your average hammer drill but it’s the instructions that bewilder me. It tells you to top up the unit with oil and gives you an oil filler but there is nowhere to put it. You are told to check the ‘oil gauge window’, there isn’t one. On further investigation I have found that it doesn’t use oil but lithium grease and this is placed into the top and is plainly labelled. So if you buy one DO NOT put oil in the unit.