Welcome back to Tools Tech And Gear—I'm Seth, and this video is my short and sweet 2-year update on the Worx 20V Power Share cordless hammer drill. I originally bought it for one specific job: drilling two holes into a big slab of rock. Since then, I’ve put thousands of holes in all kinds of stuff—especially concrete block—and I wanted to show you what’s held up, what I like, and what I’m still mixed on after real use. I walk through the features I actually use: the 1/2-inch chuck (I run masonry bits and Forstner bits a lot), the clutch settings (I live around 15+ for lighter work), and the jump from drill mode to hammer mode. I also show a quick demo in wood and then on a paver stone, because the hammer setting makes a massive difference when you’re trying to get into concrete or stone. The brushless motor has been solid, the light is handy in dark spaces, and even after drops and mud, it’s kept working. For me, it’s been a fantastic homeowner-level tool—maybe not commercial duty, but it’s been impressive for installs like mini split work and even a tongue-and-groove project with a couple hundred holes on a single battery.