Hammers Forte (Forte)

Powerful home punch, removes tiles in the first mode for "one or two." A couple of times I had to try the second mode when I made built-in sockets in the kitchen. Hollows out a wall cleanly, without errors. Clean work. Concrete breaks perfectly. Mode 3 is generally a fairy tale, I use it constantly when I need to drill through something. I changed the pipes, I extended the wiring. It’s convenient for me to work with him, given that half of the walls in the house are made of sleepers, half is concrete. It copes with walls of different types equally well. A tree drills in general. A neighbor rented, said with a drywall punch also gets along well.

It is convenient to use, for home plumbing and electrical work it fits all 100, there are 3 modes for different types of drilling or chiselling for different materials

The price is a bit overpriced for a "home" punch. Well, purely subjective sensations.

Why did I just listen to a sales assistant in a hardware store and bought a Forte PLRH 24-8 R. hammer drill. I came home and decided to try how this hammer drill behaves in work. To carry out this check, I decided to drill a small hole with a diameter of 1 centimeter in a concrete wall. But no matter how much I wanted, the puncher “did not burn with the desire to drill”, the weak force of the blow, did not allow him to do this. I tried to drill a small hole for the cable "from the Internet" in a brick wall, the perforator barely drilled it with incredible effort. There is very little sense from the punch, from such a negative “turnaround” of events, I put a nozzle on it for polishing coatings, it copes with this task perfectly.

Great as a "polisher."

Very weak punch.

Bought 3 months ago, Forte RH 26-9 R puncher. This drill was purchased only to use it as a mixer, or rather, to knead a small amount of putty and tile glue. For such a price, I didn’t expect any other “abilities” from him. ” In the work, this puncher seemed to be quite worthy (I assumed that he would die on the first batch), at first, they kneaded in small buckets, then switched to large ones. Our “mixer”, and even managed large batches without difficulty.They tried to hammer concrete, the impact force is small, more "interesting" results in the mortising, it shows on a brick wall and nothing more!

You can safely use it as a mixer, without fear for its brushes.

very weak impact force for making holes in concrete, but brick is not an issue.