VEVOR 3500 watt Demolition Jack Hammer

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[verohandymike]

8:06 What I do if the bit gets stuck is disconnect the machine from the bit, so you're lifting the motor off the stuck bit and leaving the bit in the rock. Then insert the other bit in the machine and use that one to rescue the stuck bit. When you have this technique down, you will be more confident driving bits all the way in. Usually the rock (or concrete) breaks apart when the bit gets deep enough, but at least you're not worried that it'll be stuck and you'll have to use a sledge hammer to get it out.

[heddingmyway]

My son recently rented a jack hammer to remove the lower cement step in the back yard. He was then able to enclose the area below back deck with lattice.

[feathers]

Thanks for the review. Been thinking about getting one for a small job. Now the question is do I want to invest in something to use for one job. Though at this price it would soon equal the rental cost. Thanks again.

[james]

13 amps is probably about right but not 3500w i guess if it was 240v it would be about 3000w but at 120v that's like 1500w