🔨 Makita HM0870C 11 lb Demolition Hammer SDS Max Review

I had it rented, and the tiles and screed were removed. It may be light, but it packs a punch thanks to its efficient design. The use of the broad, flat pike was effective in completing the task.

I rented it, remove the tiles and screed. Despite its low weight, it has good power. The wide, flat pike did the job perfectly.

Haven't felt any difference in performance yet. You can find cheaper in stores in stock and not wait for delivery. Cord 4 meters.

I am a professional dismantler, and I have used this model extensively in my work. The purpose of this model is solely to remove plaster, and it performs admirably in this capacity. I have several of them, and one of them successfully removed plaster from an area that was 5,000 square meters without a single failure. Following some relatively modest repairs, it is now back in service. They more correctly impose a complete replacement of all rubber bands for the price of 4000 in service centers.

With advantages: When the hammer must be kept on weight consistently, light is sometimes simply essential. Cons: The arrangement has no peaks, and Makita surprised me by sending such a goon.

Excellent model, destroys a brick. Breaks the tie. And for the dismantling of plaster is simply created! Lightweight yet powerful.

Different pros: Lightweight, in some cases simply indispensable, where you need to constantly keep the hammer on weight. Its cons: There are no peaks in the configuration, I did not expect such goon from Makita.

I'm a professional/dismantler before this model has been a long way, this model is simply created for removing plaster, it is ideal for this. I have several of them, one worked for five thousand sq / m² for removing plaster without a single failure. After minor repairs and back in service. In service centers, they more accurately impose a complete replacement of all rubber bands for 4000. Although there is no need

Excellent model, destroys a brick. Breaks the tie. And for the dismantling of plaster is simply created! Lightweight yet powerful.

I have a new house with no amenities; hard-baked dry earth with many large stones. It's light and maneuverable, I use it for digging with a shovel, and it turns hard soil into easy-to-work dirt. I've used it to split, demolish and scrape old concrete, excavate and demolish embedded rocks. This saves a lot of time and back and is worth every penny.

This was the perfect tool for my job. It was wonderful! The variable speed was great; My job only required level 3. I removed all tile and cement backing (1/2 inch I think in some places) for the 14 x 10 master bath and demolished the 3 x 4 tiled shower stall down to the studs. Easy. I love using it and wish I had more. I bought Makita for another tool I can't do without - my Makita TD020D cordless impact wrench. So I bought a Makita again. Now I will probably always buy a Makita. I also have a

It's not often that a tool far exceeds my expectations. This tool is great. I had six 3" x 3" x 18" holes to dig supports for the patio canopy I'm building. With this tool I was able to quickly excavate not only decomposed granite and hard clay, but also about 6 inches of the existing concrete base removing that was interfering with my new base placement. I also cut a 24" x 24" hole in my existing 3" thick deck for a footer that was within the existing deck boundary. from the 24 x 24' patio…