I really like it. Great value and gets the job done. Good hammering force and feels like it’s built to last

Hits as hard or harder than my Mac Tools hammer that cost 3 times as much. Trigger makes it very easy to control the speed. As durable as can be.

have a small home compressor and it worked well. would have paid a lot more to have it done by a handyman.

only issue is clearances with the quick change reccomend using longer heads for rivets

Good power

when choosing an air hammer I bought this one because I believe if you are going to buy a tool you should buy a good one that will last big enough to use it for other job.

Not that loud workes better then expected.. would buy again

I needed to replace a worn out one. Looks like they make them the same as 20 years ago so this one should last 20 years.

Let this do the work, run it between 90-120 psi, wear some anti-vibration gloves and it's a great Rivot Buster. I've got the longer attachments for hard to reach spots. Works great busting frame rivots off an old truck, and other things. Every mechanic, professional or otherwise, should have one of these. Any time you reach for Richard Prybar or MC Hammer consider using this instead.

High powered air hammer. I used it to coax bearings off of round bale rollers, all but one slid of with just simple prying while this hammer vibrated everything. Also a plus that you can feather the trigger to give more or less of a hit per circumstance.

Awsome. Powerful

Quality professional tool. Relatively quiet, fast cycling. It will pry out a wheel bearing no problemUnless it’s some massive overpriced truck, which you will need a massive overpriced hammer for.

Very happy with the power and noise level. If you need a impact hammer this is a great deal. Used it to replace front end parts and it was awesome.

I recently removed a pool from the yard that had decorative stone for pool coping. The coping was repurposed to make pavers for a sunken garden. However, the decorative stone had concrete stuck on one side and as is it would have made the pavers too tall. With the 119MAXK and its excellent trigger control, I was able to remove all the plaster stuck to the stone without breaking a single one! It is just amazing how much control you have on the stroke and frequency when barely pulling on the trigger. Hats off to the mechanical engineers who designed this tool.I was able to do all this work with a 7CFM, 20 gallon compressor running a 3/8 line at 90 PSI. Since you don't demand a lot of air for cleaning pavers, the compressor runs only every few minutes. Glad I purchased this tool.

I can never get to use it because all my coworkers keep asking for it, Just me buying one has convinced everyone who used it to get one and throw their other brands in the toolbox at home.