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SDS-Max Tool Free System
ATTENTION: The Berserker 42M is only adapted to SDS-Max type drills or chisels!!!!
Chisels can be changed without the use of additional tools, while maximum impact energy transfer is achieved through automatic chisel head locking.
Grease & Carbon Brushes
When you notice that the hammer drill is weak, you may need to add grease, about 1 oz at a time. And you may need to replace the carbon brushes if you notice an odor or sparking.
Regular maintenance improves efficiency and extends service life.
Tilo
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
I have used it intensively and it works very well. I used it for both drill and demolish concrete. A nice surprise is that it has an adaptor for drill bits of smaller size.
Luis R. Valdez
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
This Berserker Rotary Hammer is powerful and handles concrete effortlessly. Vibration control is a plus! Just wish it included a wider bit for bigger jobs. Solid tool overall!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Works Really good ! Very happy !
Ashannie Larmond
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2024
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G-Man
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
heavy duty, works great! first project, hammer drill pushed 18" bit through concrete like butter. Some nice accessories included - but the bit adapter will be useful to use different sized bits on different sized drills.
GPSIIR
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024
2 years ago I put together a driveway extension with pave stones, and used 6x6 pressure treated timbers to act as a frame. I use 1/2" four foot rebar pieces driven through the timbers into the ground to secure the frame. I bought a milwaukee SDS-Plus rotary hammer/drill/hammer drill thinking it could drive the rebar in and I wouldn't exhaust myself with a sledge hammer. It only partially worked, it could drive in about 18 to 24 inches, and then it was back to using a sledge hammer. This took 20 to 30 minutes per rebar "pin". (There were 40 or more pins, so you get the picture) When I started a similar but smaller pave stone project for my back yard 30 days ago, I knew that I needed something else to drive the rebar in. My research led me to this Chinese made beast, and the reviews were all fairly positive. Most importantly, the specs were at least twice what the Milwaukee could do. Long story short, it worked like a champ. It would drive the rebar through 18 inches of landscaping timbers and some of the hardest clay/sandy soil you could imagine. So far, no issues what so ever. It also made short work of a 125 pound piece of concrete, busting it into manageable pieces in 5 minutes or so. Something the Milwaukee couldn't make a dent in after over 2 hours of trying. One bit of advice, plan on ordering more grease right away, the tiny tube they give you plus what's pre-loaded in the tool doesn't last long.
Ray G.
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023
I received this SDS Max drill today after returning the same drill from another seller who wouldn't respond about their "bogus" stated 24 month warranty and was missing items from the package. I was very pleasantly surprised by this seller (Berserker) & SDS Max drill. First off, it came with 3 SDS plus drill bits & adapter! Which I was not expecting! It also came with 3 SDS Max bits which the other seller only included 2 SDS max drill bits. Even though it seem like it's the same exact drill as the "knock off" seller I had this Berserker brand seem to be of better quality for the money. Especially since they included the extra items! If you zoom in the size of the additional brush they included you'll notice that they are almost twice the size of the normal one I have purchased in the past. Over all you will not be disappointed. I will update this review after a few months of use. So far I am very happy with this SDS Max drill from Berserker!
Test Shoot
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023
What good is a tool if it breaks on first use? You can see from the picture, that the chisel bit was made of such poor steel (pot metal?) that the tip broke off immediately. I was further amazed that there was even a divot in the side of the chisel face. Same with the pointed bit, you can see the end of the bit is smashed. Bit supplied with a tool should be strong enough to work with the tool. Fortunately, I had a Bosch brand bit I was able to use to finish the job but was highly disappointed with this product.This tool also lacks drill-only mode, but I knew that when I bought it so that isn't a knock on them, just something potential buyers should be aware of.I bought this in October for $144.32, now, a month later they want $169.79. Huge price increase for just one month later.Thankfully I was able to get it returned via A>Z.
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