Review on 🔨 TR Industrial TR89102 Electric Demolition Tool by Troy Rotermund

Update: 11-03-2013People ask and care about Beats, but don't read my review before posting good questions, read my review questions that will be answered in my review - you must so don't ask! Just read my review! This bit is set by Makita or Hitachi: Makita part #MAKB-10300, which sells for about $140. This is a set CUSTOM bit. That means all the big hex jackhammers sold at places like Home Depot WILL NOT WORK! Q: What does that mean? this) 2. Chisel - very important for breaking concrete 3. Clay Shovel - optional but a must! I use it most often – for digging. You never wear out these bits, but if you do, you can order more. Besides these three nozzles, others are suitable or necessary, except for the longer nozzles, which I would very much like to have and can make with my welder. Short bits put a lot of strain on your back because you bend over when you dig a hole. Longer bits allow you to straighten up. It's still a great tool at an unbeatable price. ---------------- Makes digging so much easier! In the Southwest of the USA (San Diego) the soil is so hard that it looks like concrete due to the clay content. Doing it with a shovel is a waste of time and you could injure yourself. The shovel attachment is REQUIRED for your electric jackhammer. I received this shovel when I ordered a Neiko industrial jackhammer. Wear: After digging tons of soil and digging for several hours, slight wear and tear is visible. This is essentially a copy of the old Makita ammo system above. ---> This is a somewhat discontinued Makita or Hitachi design: Makita part #MAKB-10300, which sells for about $140. <---TIP: Don't measure. If you need extra bits, order more diamonds or chisels and cut the end off with an angle grinder, take the bit you want and weld it to another (or take it to a welding shop and they put a pipe on top). extra strength. This way you can make any beat you want, you can get the ending you want on Craigslist.