ENEACRO 1-1/4 Inch SDS-Plus 12.5 Amp Heavy Duty Rotary Hammer Drill, Safety Clutch 3 Functions with Vibration Control Including Grease, Chisels and Drill Bits with Case

While working as the property manager for our neighborhood HOA, it fell on me to repair the security fence around our swimming pool. Several of the chainlink fence posts had rotted out flush with the concrete. Post anchors were the perfect solution, but each required four holes to be drilled into the concrete. A local pawn shop wanted $400 for a beat-up and filthy Hilti hammer drill, but I bought this Eneacro new for a fraction of the price. It did the job well and we wrote it off as part of the repair cost since I never expected to need it again.Three years later and I needed to replace the posts under my deck. There were eight posts and each post base required four holes drilled into the existing concrete piers for anchors. I dug out the Eneacro and it worked flawlessly, with each hole taking 20-30 seconds.The packaging and extras are also very thoughtful. Molded case, comes with some SDS Plus drill bits and chisels to get you started, an extra set of armature brushes, grease for the hammer mechanism, and a tool to remove the grease cap (similar to an angle grinder wrench). I've only used mine twice in three years but it seems to be a quite well-made and powerful tool. I can't speak to the longevity, especially in professional applications where it will be used daily, but the extra set of brushes suggests that the manufacturer expects it to last for quite a long time. Very impressive for the money.

Inexpensive and just what I needed for a project.

This small power hammer was an excellent choice for me to breakup some small concrete areas that needed to be removed. I found that trying to hammer off smaller chunks of concrete made the device work more efficiently.

Pretty good for a good price! It worked to put a couple openings in my 5" floor slab, which is what I needed for some plumbing drain work. That alone was worth the purchase price. Now I will be able to use a wide bit to remove old tile and grout.Time will tell how long it will last, but it was worth the price paid. It was strong enough to easily drill holes in the 5" slab, and the hammer bit worked well enough for the size.It gets a bit hot, so I wouldn't think it would be good for all-day use, but for small jobs - it seems to work.

I have no idea how long these things are supposed to last, but I used it for one day and already got my money’s worth. Just bought a house that had a concrete/rock wall that made it so only one car could park on the property. Got this product to drill holes in the wall to use expanding grout to knock it out. I am return the expanding grout. I got an additional set of bits and got to work. 2.5 hours later, the wall I needed demolished was demolished.

For what I spent ($109) and what other name brands cost, I believe THIS IS THE ONE you should purchase! I tried it.. used it.. read all the reviews and noticed there was an issue with the grease application after a couple uses.. I bought an extra grease tube (Makita brand- 3 oz- small on Amazon for $6).. thank goodness that I did, but next time I'll go to an auto store and purchase a tube (15 oz) of grease for $5.. I used the tube of grease it came with (3 oz) and the other tube (3 oz) I purchased which was just enough to fill the grease trap/cavity/catch.. IMPORTANT NOTE, use the drill in diff. Modes for like a couple drill holes - 5 min.. open up grease trap- push down grease/add more grease/ REPEAT 2-3 times- I did this until both tubes were gone... this is how you load the grease WELL before heavy duty work in a new SDS Rotary Hammer- FYI.Great purchase; great value; construction grade; enough punch to do the job!! I am a Residential Contractor for over 15 yrs and have never heard of this brand, but will give it 5 stars if you follow the grease application steps before use. Very well made, comes with drills, chisels and punch.. would recomend buying a complete concrete set with 10"-12" drill bits, but that's a personal option for what you need to get done.This is the drill for me and will keep it in good shape for years.5 stars Eneacro!!!!! Enjoy :-)

What a tool this is!!! I had to cut out a 12” x 18” area of concrete and I did it! It took getting both the chisel and spike stuck in the concrete at the same time twice to figure out that I needed to chip away smaller pieces at a time. Once i figured that out it went very fast.The tool can be used as a drill, a jack hammer or a combination of both. The drill alone was very slow going but once I set it to drill and hammer, it would drill through the 3” concrete in 10 seconds. I drilled holes around the outline of area to be removed, drilled 3 holes in the middle and started to hammer away, bit by bit until the job was done.I had a company quote me over $3,000 to do the job and I did it with this $110 tool AND I still have the tool!I’m 79 years old and was worried it might be too much to handle but it was very workable.I highly recommend this tool if you’re doing a home project!

I had to drill 9, seven inch deep, half inch diameter holes in cement to anchor a sill plate with concrete expansion bolts. My 18V cordless hammer drill took an hour to drill 3 inches for the first hole. My neighbor's heavy duty variable speed drill was worse. This drill in rotary mode (hammer drill) took 30 seconds to drill each hole !!! It was easy to insert my SDS plus 1/2 inch carbide concrete drill bit (Milwaukee) which I had used in my other drills with little success. Another major plus was that I had to use minimal downward pressure. I drilled all 9 holes in less than 10 minutes, including blowing out the hole. I would give this tool a perfect score for heavy duty drilling chores.