XtremepowerUS 1000W Demolition Electric Jack Hammer Chisel Bit Set With Case

After numerous trials, I discovered that the only accessory chisel compatible with this hammer is the Champion Chisel, with a 17mm Harbor Freight Shank, available in a 3pc Chisel Set. Although the 3-inch one suffices, this set includes all three. While you can find the three-inch chisel separately, it typically involves a wait for shipping. This set made quick work of a bathroom demo, effortlessly lifting tiles and facilitating easy removal of thinset without marking the foundation. I believe the company should expand its range of accessory chisels; personally, I'd appreciate a shovel chisel for digging dirt.

Initially, I was hesitant due to the low price, but this item proved to be exceptional. It is robust, well-made, and comes with two bits. It efficiently demolished concrete steps, paying for itself in just the first few minutes of use. I also used it to tear up patio tiles, and it cut through them effortlessly. While I would prefer it to include a wide floor chisel for rapidly removing tiles without damaging the underlying concrete, I purchased a floor chisel separately.

Having owned a previous Harbor Freight demo hammer that lasted only through one kitchen demo and cost more, this one appears to work better and seems more durable. Remember to add grease when it runs out; it comes pre-filled for the first use. Overall, this is perfect for DIYers, and I believe even professional remodelers would find it highly useful.

I've been using a compact combo hammer drill/demo hammer, and this one surprised me with its power in such a small package. Just pull the trigger and hold on tight! It quickly completed my project, and the cost was less than a comparable rental.

I purchased this tool for removing a chimney breast, and it has proven to be indispensable. It's not overly heavy for overhead use, and it effortlessly cuts through brick and mortar.

I had a room full of tile to remove, and my robust Dewalt hammer drill couldn't handle the job. I also required a tool that could operate off my Honda generator, and this one is rated at 1000 watts. With ample power to cut through 2-inch thick, 60-year-old tile on a slab floor, this tool easily met the challenge. The price was fantastic, and now I have another tool to enjoy.

Works very well, heats up slightly but gets the job done.