SDS Plus Ground Rod Driver for 5/8" 3/4" Ground Rods.for All SDS Plus Hammer ...

This is a great tool and great to have in everyone shop and tool box. Very durable and a great price.

Works great.

Look, this thing did exactly what it is advertised to do. The issue is that I was using a Millwaukee Rotary Hammer and that thing was just not applying enough force to the rod. Once the rod hit harder soil, I had that thing running for 30 minutes, with me pushing down on it, with less than 1cm of progress. To be fair, I was putting in a 10 foot 3/4 grounding rod, so about as big as can be for this tool.I ended up just pounding the rod in with a handheld t-post driver.If you are going to use a tool for this, just get a bigger tool. I have a demolition hammer that I should have used instead, but this bit doesn't fit that tool. (I should have bought a tool that fit the demolition hammer.)

Worked great. I used it to drive rebar into rocky soil to secure a small tree cage.

Needed to drive two 8 foot long ground rods into the ground a foot below finished grade (9’ total) and after about a foot down my ground is rock hard compressed clay that looks more like solid rock layers than dirt. I can’t even dig it with a mini excavator its so hard, to dig my trenches I had to use a breaker then scoop out everything I chipped up.As far as this tool goes its top notch. The lower than everyone else price and mention in the description about being welded had me a little concerned it’d probably just break. I’m not sure what they’re referring to as being welded, it looks like the entire part was machined from a single solid block of steel. It held up perfectly for me and got the job done without looking like it’s ever even been used. As far as this tool goes don’t even think twice, I can’t imagine anything they could do to some of these that are 2-3 times higher priced that would make them justifiably better. Your own results will depend solely on the quality of the hammer drill you’re using, not this bit. If you have trouble driving a rod in its your hammer drills fault, not this bit. It can’t make a cheap hammer drill perform like the $400 corded hammer drill I use.I can’t believe someone gave this 1 star because they ordered an SDS Plus bit for obviously an SDS Max chuck they have. The bit for the one I ordered is SDS Plus and its the exact right size to fit my Milwaukee SDS Plus corded Hammer Drill. Make sure you’re ordering the right size SDS for what you’re using this in.

This on my little Bosch rotary hammer drill made putting 3 ground rods for a project so much easier.

This order came quickly and is as expected.

Works great