1-1/4 Inch SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer Drill,7.5AMP,One Knob 4 Functions with Speed Adjustment, 5 SDS-Plus Bits

The plastic feels light, but it drills very easily. I have yet to use it as a hammer drill, but chiseling works well and it also is easy to get your weight behind the machine and give your drilling some force. The changeable handle rocks if you are left handed or working an awkward corner/surroundings get in the way. The price being a good third or more less than name brand- it can always be scary. Due to this not being on a separate battery system, it didn't feel like cheating on my system. This is a specialty tool that has more power than your regular drill and beats chiseling with a hammer any day. Get through wood with ease. Variable speed button like most drills I'm familiar with. Nice to have it come with a plastic case to keep the garage more organized. No issues so far!

The media could not be loaded. I have been wanting a hammer drill for some time. Using a standard HD drill with concrete bits were a pain and I had a lot of drilling to do on a new barn wall. The price has always been an issue as I try to by name brand tools, however I just could not pull the trigger for $300+. I saw this one and went to Lowes and Home Depot to compare and found it almost identical to most of the name brand ones. I am guessing the DOCLERY (never heard of it before) unit is made in the same factory as the name brand drills. I figured even if it only worked for a short time I could buy several hammer drills at this price for the price of the name brand units. So, I got it and it is a great tool period. Heavily built, drills holes through concrete like butter, and have been completely pleased.

The supplemental part circled in manufacturer profile photo is broken on the first day use. Basically the circular ring is broken into two pieces.But the main unit is working well

Great for occasional use. Needed a 7/8 hole in a concrete wall about 12" deep. This drill punched right through it, no problem at all, and it was cheaper than renting one. However, I will note that the dial you control the modes seemed rather delicate, and if you forced it felt like you could break something. Similarly the collar you depress to release the locks on the drill bit felt like if it wasn't in the right spot it might break. So if I were a contractor that needed to use it every day - I feel like it wouldn't last long. But if you're a homeowner that occasionally needs to hammer drill something, this works great. Also like the included hardware (bits, collar and chisels) although I didn't actually use them for my project.

this drill is light and easy to work with.It drills well for a home project.I'd recommend it.

Use each setting for the job it’s described for.

It had a short life.I used it a little each day for 3 days and it quit working.The work wasn’t difficult so it just wasn’t good drill.

I wish I had gotten one of these years ago! The construction of the tool and case feels solid. The directions for use and maintenance of the tool are straightforward.Using various bits, I have used this to easily remove concrete, split a log, install some enormous lag screws, and drill holes in concrete and cinder block. I also picked up a ½" square drive adapter and used this with an impact socket on some very stubborn exhaust and suspension bolts. It made short work of both, although that only matters if you have enough clearance to get this huge tool into place.In spite of the size and weight of this tool, I really haven't experienced fatigue from using it. The vibrations are not intense. When the tool is coupled with ant-vibration gloves, the vibrations can hardly be felt at all. And, while the tool is not quiet, it's not that loud, either. Compared to my air hammer, this is practically a whisper.My every experience with this tool has been positive. It has easily saved me enough time and effort to have paid for itself several times over, and I've only had it for about two months.