Makita HR2455X2 1-Inch D-Handle SDS Rotary Hammer 4-1/2-Inch Angle Grinder Combo Kit with 5 Piece Bit Set and Diamond Wheel

Works just like the Bosch Bulldog I use to have. Lightweight, yet gets the job done quickly. The case is just OK, but the value of this kit cannot be disputed. Highly recommended.

It works like a champ! I don't plan on continous, heavy use but the rotary hammer works much better than I expected. I've drilled several 1/2" anchor holes into a concrete slab and so far it's worked flawlessly. The free side grinder (Amazon.com) was a nice bonus too.

I bought this kit about two years ago on sale for around $125. I have used the grinder only a few times, but it seems like it's as sturdy and well-built as a Makita should be. I've used the rotary hammer a few dozen times, mainly for setting Tap-Cons, and it runs through poured concrete so fast it's comical. I've also drilled some 5/8" and 3/4" holes through poured concrete and brick/mortar. It's got plenty of power to get the job done with the larger bits, too.

I have drilled holes in concrete and it has more power than I will ever need. It is a pro grade drill but for the price ($129 Amazon sale) I couldn't resist.

This is one of the best medium grade hammer drills I have used.. not only is it rugged enough for some of the bigger jobs but, it's light enough you can use it all day. A great hammer drill

what a great deal, $126 for the pair + blades n bits, u can't go wrong, and this thing drills 3xs faster than my 18 Milwaulkee hammer drill thru blocks n concrete.

I bought this to drill (30) 1/2 inch holes 5 inches deep in concrete. I started off with a regular drill with a masonary bit just wasnt cutting it so I then went to a bosch masonary hammer drill bit with my ridgid 18V hammer drill, that was better about 10 - 15 minutes a hole, but then I was like let me try this. Wow this thing went through the concrete like I was drilling wood. 10 - 20 seconds a hole. I couldnt believe it. This is worth every penny if you are drilling more than a few holes.