Customer Reviews for VEVOR Demolition Jack Hammer 3600W Jack Hammer Concrete Breaker 1400 BPM Heavy Duty Electric Jack Hammer 4pcs Chisels Bit w/Gloves & 360°Swiveling Front Handle for Trenching, Chipping, Breaking Holes

The Vevor demolition hammer is a high quality tool. I've used it to cut hard roots on fig trees. It does the job easily. It's pretty heavy for me (83 y/o) to use but once I have it in position, it works like a charm.

Awesome product . Very easy to use. Great quality dose the job very well. Will recommend to for heavy duty jobs as well.

Bought demo hammer, 3rd time of using it the black plastic handle on back cracked at the top of tool. Have sent previous comment to customer service, to date (7 days( no reply or any further info.

Makes demo work easy Save time built strong used a couple times and still going strong highly recommend

Bought the 3500W version for a project removing old 1960s concrete septic tanks. Ended up being 6.5 tons of concrete. I beat the absolute heck out of the hammer the entire time. Tried not to do it too much but I would leverage chunks with the bit and flex the tool. After a while it leaked a little oil from one of the big allen bolts, tightened them down a bit and it was good. This thing did the job and it’s still running fine afterwards. How would it hold up to long-term commercial use? It probably would, might take some maintenance. For home use it’s solid. I seriously beat the thing (not intentionally just that the project was nasty) and it held up just fine. Like the little sticker says, “Tough tools, half price.”

the jackhammer works very well with no issues. The tool includes both needed tool ends, the pointed tool and the flat blade knife to get thru concrete without a lot of vibration to the hands.

This hammer turned out to be about $30 more than a 1 day rental. I only needed for one job so far but well worth the price! It did a great job of busting through a 4\" concrete slab. I have already gotten my money worth just by not being rushed to return a rental.

thats you can only use it on the floor project thats how heavy.

Great hammer for the price. I have a Bosch rotary drill/hammer that is great for small jobs but had a bigger job cutting and removing concrete for channel drains in a customers garage. The big hammers are a minimum of $600 up to $2,000. This was easy to handle compared to a 80pound hammer and easily broke up 40 feet of 4" thick concrete for removal. Had to be broken in to smaller pieces for removal and did a great job. It is an odd shaft size so not much for extra bits but the 2 that came with it were all i needed

To my surprise This machine was fantastic It broke through high strength 6 inch Of cement with ease I don't believe any other manufacturer can come close to the price that was the most surprising thing $160. If you need to break cement up and you don't want to spend $1200 for a main brand. I figured it was cheap enough for me to use it for one job and possibly throw it away if it was junk.. It turned out to be quite an impressive machine and it's hanging in my tool shop for the next cement job. If you need to do a cement job and break cement and you don't want to break the bank or your hand or back This is the machine for you strongly recommended