Kenyu 20mm Rotary Hammer Drill Machine
INPUT POWER – 500W NO LOAD SPEED= 0-850 R/MIN CHUCK SIZE – 20MM VOLTAGE – 230V
IDEAL FOR HAMMERING
Product Specification for Kenyu Rotary Hammer, RH 2-20
| Brand Name | Kenyu |
| Capacity | 20 mm In concrete |
| Drill Capacity | 20 mm |
| Input Power | 500 W |
| Load Capacity | 0 |
| Model | RH 2-20 |
| TSIN | Ken060003 |
| Speed | 0-850 rpm |
eMichie –
I needed to drill 50 holes in a foundation wall and chisel out some concrete. This drill worked perfect through the whole job. The price was great and after comparing other tools and also renting one, this had the best price and didn’t fail. Well worth the purchase!
Amazon Customer –
Powerful for its size and relatively light weight. Used it as jack hammer to remove tile and grout.
Gabrielle Kistler –
Does it’s job can’t complain
MMK –
Excellent value for the money. Easily drill into concrete or remove a shower pan. Drill chuck is not the best but that’s not really a big deal.
Timothy D. Hotze –
I needed the drilll to demo a non-functional brick fireplace. It got the job done and saved a ton versus paying someone else to do it. Will it do work as long as a tool multiple times its price? Maybe not, but it works well and will probably last a long time for what I need it to do.
TruthTeller –
I’ve never used one of these before, so I found the instructions extremely lacking. I was able to put it together well enough, and they provide you with some images and a bunch of text, but I couldn’t figure out how to remove the bolt after using it. I almost returned it because of this, thinking I had a broken one, because the instructions seem to indicate that you should be able to twist the bolt off. However, after some Googling of other hammer drills (because there were no videos for this model from other customers or from the manufacturer), I realized you have to pull back on the part that is holding the bit, in the area around where the handle is attached.Otherwise, great product for the price. I drilled through concrete block and also brick, and while I wouldn’t say it was “like butter” as some said, it definitely was very easy to use given a steady grip and applying a tiny amount of force.
The more you know –
It’s good if you have a lot of drilling to do but it does rub out screw sometime not good for tight spots
Nate –
Used this in my crawl space encapsulation project. Worked great, makes holes in cinder block like hot knife in butter. Not sure about long term longevity but was about the same price as renting one for a couple days. It’s a seldom used tool but seems better good for the price.
Joe –
I bought this for my uncle who is the handyman, he loves it very much. He said this is the high quality hammer drill, not the cheap one that sometime is on sale. As I show on the picture, there are many tool heads and accessories included. And it supports other tool heads besides theirs. Recommended!
That 1 guy –
Works for what I needed it for and the price is extremely competitive.