The good thing about purchasing the tool is having it there at your convenience, you can do the jobs when it suits you rather than having to do a job when your not in the mood for it just because it’s on hire and needs to go back. Then if it is a larger purchase in cost then once your sure you are definitely finished with the tool you can easily sell it on and recoup some money. I purchased a wacker plate as I have a few jobs in the garden regarding paving, garage base and driveway that I have planned over the next 2 years, just having it there let’s me do it in my spare time and at my leisure rather than having to go pick it up and drop it off each time I need it.

I bought a Workzone breaker from Aldi a couple of months ago when it was on sale for £99! Amazing bit of kit and couldn't believe how good it was for the price, should last forever and no hassle having to ring around to hire one.

I bought the £99 one from screw fix to remove a load of concrete before laying a patio, used it for two days then sold it for £65. Cheaper than renting, no worries about completing it quickly to save on rental fees or the weather turning and delaying things and it does a decent job, much quicker than going at it with the sds!

bought one few months ago and its my best purchase in years. its so calming for my soul to just go out cracking some rocks anytime i want. and get a hella workout lol

I used the titan one this week to break up some driveway and old concrete fence posts. I got about 90% of the job done then realised that the wide chisel made it twice as easy!

I've had 3 of the titan ones for about 8 years now and never missed a beat and they've broke up some heavy gear just keep them serviced and they earn you a fortune👏👏👏👏👏👍

Just bought it from tool station I have a lot of concrete posts to dig up got one up with chisel and hammer very hard work, and I am 70, cant wait for it to come so I can get rest of them up.

I remember working on the Council (roads) early 70's and we used to use those old Giant Compressor 'Bone-shakers' that didn't even have the 'jackets' to soften the noise and vibrations .... Those were the days ;-)

I must be mad or tight with money. I'm 66 and used a good old sledge hammer to get through about 6" of concrete earlier this year. I must plan for an easier retirement.

I picked up one of these unused for £65. It’s great for breaking up a late ‘70s garage base. Chisel bit most effective. Had planned to sell it on once finished with, but love the thing.

“Gurt big heavy thing!” Proper Zomerset talk there.

I had the draper version of this which was almost identical and used it to demolish an old extension. Absolutely worth the money.

I got mine recently from that rainforest company for about $140US. It came with PPE AND my favorite bit: a clay spade. I bought it to dig out portions of my yard, which is clay with some small rocks. It's a nightmare to dig, but this thing losens it up and makes it simple to just scoop out. And it turns out I needed it to break up some concrete too. Bonus! I agree, officially, money well-spent.

I brought one of these under the name of Sparky classed as German made about 12 years ago, i'm a pro landscaper so it's had some hammer and it's still going strong would be lost without it.

Exact same spec as the Titan from screw fix........great tool for getting the job done.......👍

My builders had the task of busting out my kitchen floor. I was surprised when they broke out two titan 15kg breakers. Took them 2 days to get 20sqm down 400mm. Noise was unreal.

Depends really. If your doing a lot of this work buy a Bosch as they have power and aren’t as heavy. If it’s just a one off job then get a cheap machine but there usually very heavy and bulky. I use my BOSCH GSH 11VC every day and it takes a lot of abuse, still going strong.

I can confirm that using one of these for two or more days straight is brutal! That's mostly because you have to bend over all the time, especially if you're tall though. My brother has a blue one and the first job I used it on was breaking up an 8" slab from the mid-1980s for new drains over a weekend. Thankfully we had two of them because one of the people got the chisel stuck and we had to use the other one to free it. Last time I used it was this year, breaking up a bathroom floor, also up to 8" in spots (someone had the brilliant idea to raise the bath off the floor by pouring another 4" of concrete on top of the slab). The chuck is called SDS Hex and only seems to be used by these cheap breakers but chisel bits are easily available online. DIY stores round here don't tend to have them in stock though.

Tried a cheap Toolstation SDS but that failed so returned it. Got the SF Titan version which seems to be holding-up, but just not man enough for breaking the solid sandstone bed upon which I'm building a garden room. So I got the MacAlister version of this hammer and haven't looked back. What a time saver. Only problem is the physical effort sometimes required to extract it from the earth. Frequent rest periods are essential! But, as you say, let the tool do the work. In fact it needs the body to be unloaded in order for the tool to fully oscillate and get the most cutting power.

Einhell are the OEM for most the Aldi titanium and Lidl tools. I think Draper rebrand these too. Should be handy to get parts, if needed. :)

That’s a great bit of kit and well affordable thanks for sharing

Use the wide chisel, its make the job much much easier, point chisel is to break large rocks or concrete to pieces when there is no space for the rock to go (tight spaces)

i modified one of the bits to drive wood pegs in ground it works very well

Just got the last one from my local toolstation, there were 3 there this morning.......... At the same time I picked it up a guy was coming out of the screwfix next door with the titan for £179.... I just paid £119 for this one.... I have a job lined up for it as I have to put some surface water drainage in...

If this is as good as my einhell chopsaw your on to a winner.

PS i enquired about the cost of hiring one last week,it was £37.50 for the weekend, but the chisels were a seperate hire as was the transformer and the extension lead, so i bought one instead for around the same price, il lsell it when i've finished and get some money back.

2:26 careful, noise cancelling headphone are generally not PPE.

I borrowed one very similar to this to break some concrete up around rotted garden fence posts. I managed to get the chisel wedged in and no amount of 'waggling' would remove it. Lucky for me, my mate has more ingenuity to me and with aid of a shortened scaffold pole and make shift fulcrum managed to shift it - a bit like removing the sword from the stone.

I've used the Titan version and it is a cracking bit of kit for the money.

I just bought one. Same spec n design,but different nama-INGCO. Still in the box.

Bought one last week arrived in a couple of days. Broke up a 2m x 6mx 100mm shed foundation in about an hour. Went through easy more effort putting it down to remove the rubble. Broke up and 200mm wide x 500mm deep x 6m wall foundation took about 4 hours same day but flagging by then. Great buy thanks for the video.

make sure you top up hydraulic oil (£4 from toolstation for 1L)

That looks a right beast!

Nice one I was debating if I hired or buy of to Toolstation tomorrow 👍

Purchased a MacAllister and is such a timesaver

i just got a similar one of these called a Bauker, it was £84 on ebay including postage it even came in a Metal case.

My firm used to rent a hammer. We bought this rascal. Thumbs up as opposed to rentals. Just don't burn it out.

I brought one exactly the same but a different make 2nd hand for £35 (bargain) made me £160 in the first day of having it absolute beast for the money

The chisel bit works best and mine has lasted for years but you need to keep packing grease into it, not oil.from new it didnt have enough in it. also i have regularly used mine like a crowbar with no issues!

Another good watch! Nice one

Tim - somewhere in the dark recesses of your toolshed will be an inconsolable Titan SDS drill right now. Tools have feelings too you know.

Don't need to explain mate life is to busy at best of times. You have your own company's three kids foster kids and KZfaq I could never do all you do. Just be you all your faithful watchers understand.

Liked just for the use of the word gert. :) Great content of course.

When clicking on your link 'Amazon Version' -- the Silverline one comes up. Did Amazon change something ? Just wondering...

Great video - I need to make some holes for concrete footers (decking) - i hit rock about 6 inches down - would this be useful for getting though it ?

Will it break out about 10 inches of a concrete driveway

We find it better if you just keep blipping the switch also we prefer the wider blade for most uses !

Do you know if there is any difference with the blue one? Both are 43joule.

Will this work to break up an old tree stump? Stump grinder costs a lot more to hire so thinking along the same lines and buy. Thanks

another great informational video. great tips. :-)

Hi I have used this a few times and today, the chisel is all oily, and you can not see any oil in the glass window, has the seal gone on it as its only about 10 days old

This model is a chinese copy of a Hitachi H65. I wouldnt be surprised if you could interchange parts. I've seen some with fake Hitachi labels. The reviews say reliability is decent.

Did u try to broke stone with this machine? I have really hard stone to break but I don't know it will be good choice to buy this machine, plaese help with experience.

It does not break up 120mm deep concrete bases. Just tried it, and no joy.

Any idea which is the hire v buy video? I have tried to find it but been unable to. Thanks.

If I made my own bit that would fit this would it be useful as a cheap tamper for a rammed wall?

Can you lock the trigger on the breaker.

Great review .......subscribed to your channel 👍

Two questions. Will this equipment drill? Where in the U.S. can I buy one?

That got through the concrete quite good not bad for £110👍

Been looking at this online, currently £100. Is there a tamper attachment available for this? I want to use it for breaking down rocks for patio sub base and compacting.

i want to break open my brickwall..can i use this breaker?

Is this the same as the mc alister breaker that screwfix sell for £150 ?

The price has gone up to £190, you'd probably get £100 for it if you sold it.

What I oil is best for the hammer ?

Just bought the Silverline one £150...To hire one for a week is £90..........Sell it or keep it , its a no brainer for me

I imagine the tips is where the weak spot is. Are they readily available?

Were did you buy it from??

What wattage is this please?

Why not just use a sds/rotary hammer drill?

Subtitles please latín América thanks

Einhell ( said to be German ) one hell ... It is not the cheapest tool product here in China, the try selling it as German.DeWalt is cheaper then this online here.

Do you like einhell? Is it a good compeny? I didnt heard the best about them...

Looks the same as the titan from Screwfix,plenty of power but the vibration was bloody awful.not very user friendly

There German chap not Chinese ...Einhell Germany AG is a German manufacturer of power tools

I thought Einhell was German??

One big advantage of DIY is using the money you've saved (by not getting someone in) to buy yourself a new toy, sorry tool! Chainsaw for me last week.....

As if I wasn't going to click on this.

It's German isn't it?

I just put the wife and kids on the area to work and tell them the credit card tv and internet got to go, all the foot stamping has job jobbed in minutes, no cheap import tools just pure british innovation :-) Anyway stop using the new baby and weddings as excuse for your current go slow work ethics :-) Have a good weekend and get some bloody work done ....

Go Big, then go home.

Tom Pou el tailandés q peleó con van damme