VEVOR Demolition Jack Hammer, MAX 2200W Electric Jackhammer Heavy Duty, 1350 BPM Concrete Breaker 6pcs Chisels Bit Chipping W/Case

I am a remodeling and renovation contractor. I bought this because I needed a jack hammer for a few projects. I ran the numbers, and it was cheaper to purchase this then it was to rent. Now I have a great tool for future projects. I had my reservations. I do not have much experience with Vevor. The new tool came with all the items that were advertised. I used it to break up a 6" concrete slab and to break up holes in a 4" concrete slab. This unit worked great. Came with a good selection of bits. After all that work the bits do not show any wear. Fantastic! The one bonus is it came with shovel bits. One main reason I chose this product! I was digging post holes and ran into a bunch of tree roots. This blasted right though. The case is a nice touch, a little on the flimsy side but it works. Keeps everything together except for the shovel bits which is fine. I highly recommend!

Make no bones about it, this is a cheap tool, but do under--estimate what you can do with it. I bought it to remove the concrete arouind about a dozen fence posts. At my age (64), I just can't do it with a sledge hammer any more. I figured if it broke the 12 concrete balls for $180, it cost me $15 per post and was worth it. It greatly exceeded my expectations! More power than I imagined. It is a brute and it worked great. Unfortunately, on the next job I used it for, I got it jammed in the work and had to pry out the jackhammer. I broke the handle. I figured I got my money out of it, so I wasn't too upset, but decided to do a quick google search for aq new handle. Guess what, they are available on Amazon for $13 with next day delivery! My faith is restored. A cheap tool with lots of power and inexpensive replacement parts. This is a winner all around!

Works good Handel is cracked also bits are not good quality. Had to use it right away or would have sent back.

Nice general unit comes with a lot of attachments very good price for what you get sure it doesn't last forever, but we'll see great for a small job or you know you're not gonna be using it every day. I don't know the thing save me a lot of money and got the job done also like the shovels. For digging into our ground or rock ground.

This demolition jack hammer has been a solid performer for my general home DIY projects. I’ve used it to rip up sidewalks and remove a flagpole concrete base, and it handled both tasks. Mine has the 2200W motor and 1350 BPM making quick work of tough concrete compared to my smaller tools. One thing to be mindful of is the oil. It’s a bit confusing at first, so it’s crucial to ensure you’re using the right type and the correct amount before operating the jackhammer. Despite my initial concerns, the unit has been quite forgiving, even when I wasn’t entirely sure about the oil levels. The six included chisel bits are versatile and come in handy for various demolition tasks. I have broken one tip a little, but still useable. I am not sure if it was me though or just the accessory though. The carrying case is a nice addition, keeping everything organized and easy to transport. This was big for me because it has wheels. This jackhammer has proven to be a reliable and effective tool for heavy-duty DIY projects around the home. My review is comparing to similar tools though. It is not comparable to the bigger gas powered big brothers. If you have a larger project, it will take some time for this to get through. It will, but it will take more time.

I purchased this to chisel out about a 4" round hole in concrete islands in order to set sign post anchors for traffic signs. We had been using SDS rotary drills to chisel the holes and they worked but were slow and the bit often got stuck. For the price I thought it was worth trying especially since it was a much beefier tool than the rotary hammer drills. I also bought several different sizes of chisel bits and a driver bit suitable for post driving. I have, in the past, purchased hydraulic, air, gas and even a propane powered post driver to set perforated square post anchors for traffic sign installations. The anchors are 36", 12 gauge, 2 inch square and are typically driven in with 12 pound sledgehammers. The first time we attempted to chisel a hole in a concrete island, we were pleasantly surprised at how easy it made the task and we were really surprised at how efficient the tool is at setting the signpost anchors. So impressed that I purchased another one so that each of the 2 field crews had one available on each truck. I probably averaged about $2500 on past attempts at post drivers marketed to sign installers and then found this for less than $250 with all the additional shanks. No idea of how long it will last but the other drivers we've had had problems and weren't exactly reliable nor did they match the efficiency of this tool. We use it with a 2000 watt Honda generator.

I finally bought this, because I can finally dig my trenches in my 'soil'. My soil is like like bad concrete. It takes a 16 lb. iron bar with a wedge on the end or.... a jack hammer to dig in it. On top of that, it is 40% rocks, small boulders actually. I have dug in a day and a half what has taken me in the past 2 weeks by hand. It is working great. The safety accessories are so cheap as to be unusable, so don't count on them. We'll see how long it lasts, but if it just lasts through the 200 feet of trenches I am digging, it is a great deal. Many of the rocks in the pics were broken out with the jackhammer.

bought this VEVOR jackhammer not expecting much, but it’s surprisingly powerful for how light and inexpensive it is. It came with several bits and attachments, and it’s handled my demo work with no problem. Definitely worth the money — it’s already paid for itself compared to doing the work by hand.