Sparky Hammers

I prefer to do home repairs myself. I do not like strangers of unfamiliar people in the house, and it is useful to learn new things to increase self-esteem. Therefore, I am saving money in replenishing a set of tools. A few months ago, I finally purchased a hammer drill, which was missing for the collection to be complete. I chose Sparky Professional - I really liked the second word in the title. Characteristics and convenience are evaluated more thoughtfully. I bought it and immediately tried it in work - I just needed to attach a metal profile to the ceiling. It was pleasantly surprised that the return at work is not very strong, otherwise you usually do a dozen holes with a random tool at the box office, and beat off all your hands. And here is some comfort.

A little surprised by the desire of the manufacturer to save on the depth lock, which is made of plastic. Honestly, I began to worry, and not gears inside the punch were made from the same plastic? But he didn’t take it apart - common sense won, there’s nothing to delve into the insides of a normally working tool.

Reasonable price, small return at work

Disposable Depth Lock

I bought a Sparky BPR 240 E rotary hammer 3 years ago at a sale, I have never regretted a perfect purchase. I use this puncher very often at home. Recently, I "drove" this punch "in full", hollowed in the garage, in the concrete wall, the hole for the ventilation pipe. Concrete is hammering slowly, but surely, after an hour of work, the hole was ready. Over the entire period of operation, I noticed that the puncher does not work well on the “cold run”, you drive it “idle” for 1-2 minutes, as soon as the gearbox body warms up, it immediately begins to hammer normally.

After checking, it turned out to be the fault - a very thick factory grease, it somehow resembled a very thick fuel oil. I completely cleaned the old grease, I processed everything with the grease remaining from the old Makita punch. He assembled, launched the punch, everything worked perfectly and without any preliminary "warming up". Sometimes, with long continuous operation (40-50 minutes), the punch starts to heat up very much. For purchase, I recommend this hammer drill based on my operating experience.

light weight, good performance, wear resistance.

replacement of “factory” grease is required.

I have been using the Sparky BPR 240 E rotary hammer model for more than a year. I am engaged in turnkey repairs at a semi-professional level. I can say that the device is quite consistent with the price that is installed for it. Convenient in working with wood, metal and concrete. Although the manufacturer indicated the maximum thickness of the concrete wall for drilling up to 24 cm, this punch normally pierces the wall to 30.

Separately, I want to note that when working, there is practically no return. Therefore, I boldly trust the work with a puncher even to my 12-year-old son, who is gradually mastering the repair business. The only minor flaw in the quick heating of the case. Therefore, every 15-20 minutes of uninterrupted operation, it is necessary to allow the device to cool.

simplicity in management, small weight

heats up quickly