Wide Cranked Chisel - 75 x 300mm - SDS Max

Wide cranked chisel, perfect for lifting tiles and stone. Features a cranked design for optimal le...

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This 300mm wide cranked chisel with a 75mm blade is designed for efficient tile and stone lifting, offering enhanced leverage for demanding tasks. While ideal for both DIY enthusiasts and professionals seeking robust demolition, its SDS Max fitting means it's only compatible with SDS Max rotary hammers.

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Model Part Numberys11943
BrandLoops

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FAQs

What type of rotary hammer do I need for this chisel?

You need a rotary hammer with an SDS Max chuck. This chisel is not compatible with SDS or SDS Plus chucks.

Can this chisel be used for fine chiseling work?

No, this is a wide, cranked demolition chisel designed for heavy prying and lifting. It is not intended for detailed or fine chiseling.

How do I get the best leverage when using this chisel?

Position the wide blade under the material you want to lift, then use the cranked design to apply steady upward pressure. Allow the rotary hammer's impact action to do the work.

What is the difference between SDS Max and SDS Plus?

SDS Max is designed for heavier-duty rotary hammers and larger bits, offering a more robust connection and greater power transfer than SDS Plus, which is used for lighter to medium-duty tools.

How should I maintain the chisel to prevent rust?

After cleaning off debris, ensure the chisel is completely dry before storing it in a dry environment. Applying a light coat of oil can offer additional protection against rust.

Can I use this chisel with a standard hammer drill?

No, this chisel requires the percussive action of a rotary hammer with an SDS Max chuck. It will not function correctly with a standard hammer drill or a hammer drill without an SDS Max fitting.

Troubleshooting

Chisel not locking into the hammer chuck.

Ensure the chuck is clean and free of debris. Verify that you are using an SDS Max chuck, as this chisel is not compatible with other types (SDS, SDS Plus).

Poor material removal or excessive user effort.

Check that the chisel is securely locked into the hammer. Ensure the rotary hammer is set to the appropriate function (hammer-only if available) and that the tool is compatible with SDS Max accessories.

Chisel shank appears to be bending.

Cease use immediately. Excessive force or incorrect prying angles can cause bending. Inspect the chisel for damage and consider if a more robust tool or different technique is needed for the material.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides excellent leverage for difficult prying tasks.
  • Durable construction for long-term use.
  • Effective for removing tiles and stone.
  • Suitable for both DIY and professional applications.

Cons

  • Requires an SDS Max rotary hammer for use.
  • May be too large for very confined spaces.
  • Not suitable for delicate chiseling work.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your rotary hammer is powered off and unplugged.
  2. Insert the SDS Max shank of the chisel into the SDS Max chuck of your rotary hammer.
  3. Push the shank firmly into the chuck until it audibly clicks into place. Some SDS Max chucks may require pulling back the collar before insertion.

Compatibility:

This chisel is exclusively compatible with SDS Max rotary hammers. It will not fit SDS, SDS Plus, or other chuck types.

Care:

  • Cleaning: After each use, remove any dust, debris, or adhesive residue from the blade and shank using a stiff brush or cloth. A slightly damp cloth can be used if necessary, but ensure the tool is dried thoroughly afterward.
  • Storage: Store the chisel in a dry place, preferably in its original packaging or a tool bag, to prevent rust and damage.
  • Inspection: Periodically inspect the blade for any signs of excessive wear or damage. Replace the chisel if the cutting edge is significantly compromised or the shank is bent.

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