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This 250mm US PRO Tools SDS Plus Point Chisel is designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts tackling demolition and breaking tasks. Its primary benefit is its durability and effectiveness in chipping away at concrete, stone, and masonry when used with compatible SDS Plus hammer drills. A potential consideration is ensuring your drill has the SDS Plus chuck system for proper fitment and optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | 7214 |
|---|---|
| Brand | us pro |
You need a hammer drill with an SDS Plus chuck system. This is a specific type of chuck designed for hammer drills and chisels.
Yes, this point chisel is effective for breaking up and removing old tiles from floors and walls.
After unplugging your drill, remove the chisel and brush off any dust or debris with a stiff brush. A damp cloth can be used for tougher grime, followed by drying.
A point chisel is designed for general-purpose demolition, breaking up hard materials like concrete and stone, and initiating cuts or channels.
No, a point chisel is best for breaking and demolition. For fine detail or precise cutting, a narrower or different type of chisel would be more appropriate.
The chisel is made from premium hardened 40CR steel and has been heat-treated for maximum durability.
Ensure both the chisel shank and the drill chuck are clean and free of debris. Verify that your drill has an SDS Plus chuck and not a different type. Make sure the chuck collar is pulled back correctly during insertion and then released to lock.
Confirm you are using the correct hammer drill mode (hammer-only is usually best for chiselling). Ensure the chisel is fully engaged in the chuck. Check the material you are working on; extremely hard materials may require more effort or a different type of chisel. Sharpening the tip, if possible, may also improve performance.
This can be normal with heavy use. However, if wear is rapid, ensure you are not applying excessive side pressure or twisting the chisel while drilling. Check for any damage to the drill's chuck mechanism that might be causing uneven wear.
Setup: To set up, ensure your hammer drill is unplugged. Insert the SDS Plus shank of the chisel firmly into the SDS Plus chuck of your drill. Rotate the chisel slightly while inserting to engage the locking mechanism. Once securely in place, you can plug in your drill and select the appropriate hammer-only or hammer-with-rotation mode (refer to your drill's manual).
Compatibility: This chisel is exclusively designed for use with power drills equipped with an SDS Plus chuck system. It will not fit standard keyless or keyed chucks.
Care: After each use, clean the chisel by removing any dust or debris. A wire brush can be helpful for stubborn residue. Inspect the tip and shank for any signs of damage or excessive wear. For storage, keep the chisel in a dry environment to prevent rust. Periodically apply a light coat of oil to the shank to maintain its condition and prevent corrosion.
