Parkside SDS Plus Hammer Drill

Only used twice. First time for an hour great. Second time 15 minutes stopped dead. Power light on switch works. Motor must be gone. It's going back.

excellent value for money one of the best drills i have used

Paid £40 for this drill and worked fine did what it said,no problems as yet.

Friend borrowed and drilled a couple of sink pipe holes.

Excellent for job.

Then used for removing some tiles, and stopped after an hour or so.

No apparent reason - not fused. I presume brushes or burnt out

wiring.

If anone knows where to get spares????!!!!

Useless for breaking concrete. Tried it for about 30 minutes and then gave up and used a sledge hammer. I should not have bought on impulse. I am curious about the positive reviews. What are they comparing it to ?

i didn't have the problem reported of drill bits falling out with from the SDS chuck or the drilling/screwing accessory check. i assume the reviewer was referring to the SDS chuck and wonder if the reviewer pushed down the SDS chuck sleeve sufficiently to drop and engage the chisel or pointed "pneumatic" hammer bits with the SDS slots. if so it could, as he says, be a QC failure.

i bought it to remove concrete surrounding a rotted stump of a fence post. the chisel bit cut through the coarse flint aggregate concrete really easily, even shattering the larger bits of flint easily. i initially tried to remove the 'rotted' pressure-treated wood post with a wood chisel and wooden mallet, but gave up with those as the wood chisel was getting embedded in the spongy moist wood and was proving difficult to pull out. i used the parkside's drill chisel bit and though it did get embedded if i let it cut into the wood, it was cutting the spongy wood (perpendicular to the grain) so easily i stuck with it. worth pointing that that was with a blunt chisel bit after using it for the flinty concrete! if it had been sharp i can only imagine it would have been even easier. so i'll sharpen it before using it to carry on removing the last of the rotted post.

i saw it online and after trying two other local lidl's, finally got hold of the parkside hammer drill on the 12 may 2016. so glad i persevered, can't imagine how i was going to remove the concrete.

This drill couldn't retain the drill bits inserted into the chuck,due to the drill bit retaining ball holes inside the chuck being out of alignment by 90 degrees.Absolute rubbish.

After four months of amateur work, in concrete , in the first block, it was burned .

I bought one of these drills and was plesently suprised with the power of it it broke up solid concrete when a fence post was rotten in the the garden it eat the concrete no bother then it was used to renovate a kitchen it pulled up tiles from the wall and floor easily and used the hammer drill function in brick and concrete no trouble a superb tool for the price , it held up really well.

my parkside drill is just over a year old and the trigger has does not work, I only used it for DIY any tips, I cannot get it back