Punchers Fit (Fit)

Well, personally, I’m not lucky with this brand of tools, in general, it has long been believed that a good tool costs money, and for such a price you do not need to wait for anything special. Fit has both pros and cons. I bought an 820-watt FIT 80116 rotary hammer, flew exactly 3 weeks later, could not withstand the load, after that I changed it to a 1250-volt rotary hammer, it serves me faithfully for the second year, it performs all its functions: it’s gouging, drilling, hammering. So my opinion is good for home, but for professional work the brand is rather weak.

Of the pluses, I note a lightweight puncher, multi-functional and of course low-cost, but I repeat, it’s better to purchase a permanent one, which is more reliable, otherwise it can fail at the most inopportune moment. To each his own, as for me this puncher for C grade.

Cheap, many features

Weak quality

I bought this perf on the recommendation of a supermarket consultant. At first, I was happy with budget and good weight, now (after 5 years of use) - unpretentiousness, durability, strength. He is constructively thought out, so the hand does not get tired. External modesty, which is rare, does not affect power. It can work for a long time without rubbing-lubrication: 2.5 years used on the factory resource. Ceased to be lazy to lubricate, increased smoothness, the noise disappeared.

Surprised reliability: brushes and chisels began to wear off only after three years. Full consumables, bought and replaced with ease. The store said that the FIT DH-853C rotary hammer is fully repairable. True. In the service, for a penny, the mode switch button was replaced - the only weak point of the unit.

low cost, the possibility of gating for a long time without a break, excellent strength, resistance to wear, modesty in care.

Switching modes must be extremely careful.

I heard a lot of negative reviews about FIT brand power tools. Not having enough money succumbed to the entreaties of the seller and bought a FIT DH-853C rotary hammer. The purchase cost me somewhere around 4 thousand.
I have been working with him for the third year and am satisfied.

A year later, I had to replace the brushes, he hasn’t let me down yet. Replacement of parts is inevitable for rotary hammers of any company, so I did not consider replacing brushes a big problem. In addition, the loads on the punch were constant. And hollowed the screed, and demolished the partitions - there is nothing to count.
It’s a bit heavy for working with the ceiling - 5 kg after an hour of work become quite noticeable.

What is made in China does not bother me - it was developed in Canada, production technology is being respected.

Powerful, convenient for work. Inexpensive.

Almost not, if only a lot of weight.