2" Angled Chromium-Molybdenum Steel Pneumatic Impact Hammer Scraper Chisel

I bought this item to help me clean my 72" mower deck & it helps out very nicely! with the angled chisel in my air powered hammer it gets the hard to scrape off residue on the deck much much easier than scraping by hand!!!

I wanted to take the time to put this item through some tough work before leaving my review. I initially purchased this item to remove ceramic tile. I was surprised at how easily this got the job done and how well it held up. The angled edge made easy work of the linoleum that was still under the tile. It was great at both peeling the linoleum up and breaking away the thinset and tile. I also used it to popular the tack boards from the carpet and easy it cleared 800 square feet of flooring with this tool.I also was able to use this tool to break up a 100 square foot section of cinder block wall. It made quick work of the task and was an instrumental part of removing the old regarding from the footers of the wall. The tool still hasn't failed, dulled, or given me a single problem!

I was skeptical of this chisel because it was not a name brand, but I trusted the reviewers for this chisel and believe me I was not disappointed. I paired this with an Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer to remove about 200 sq ft. of ceramic tiles and thinset. I found if I used the lowest setting on the air hammer with the chisel, I could get a lot of the tiles up in one piece. Some of the thinset was stubborn, but this chisel worked like a charm once I figured out the right angle and amount of force to apply of downward pressure. It did get dusty from the thinset, so some type of respirator/dust mask is essential. You will definitely need eye protection and hearing protection if you are doing a similar type of job. It would rain ceramic tiles if they broke apart, sending small pieces everywhere. I HIGHLY recommend this chisel. It is one piece and very well constructed!

I bought this to help remove some brick pavers in an 8 x 10 area and that worked pretty well. When I went to remove the thin set, it did a good job, was just not wide enough for the size of an area that I had to do, plus my compressor did not have enough capacity to keep up either. I ended up renting an electric 11 lb hammer with a 4 in wide bit to get the job done. Overall, this was a good bit and it did what I needed it to do.

Quick Delivery! Removed Thinset. Excellent Design. I removed tile with regular Air Hammer Chisel. But removed Thinset with this Tool. Even dull this tool with the Vibration of Air Hammer will Pulverize thinset. Easy to resharpen with Grinding Wheel. Word of Caution though. Seal room your Working on with Plastic Sheet, because dust will escape. Also do not run Air Condition or Heater in House. My Preference is to Moisen the Thinset to create less dust. This tool with then take out Thinset like Cornflakes. This tool is a must for thinset removal. Quality tool.!

I used this tool to remove ~300 sq ft of tile plus all the cutting in around the corners where the big chisel wouldn't reach. Whether the tool was dull or not didn't seem to affect the effectiveness much and it held up great. Without this tool, I'd have had to use a grinding cup for all the tight spaces which is slower and even messier. Well worth the money!

Had a nightmare of a flooring remodeling project with particle board underlayment partially glued to the subfloor, and this chisel with an air hammer was the best tool I found to work to remove the underlayment. This was still a pain to accomplish, but I was told by a few people there is no easy way to remove glued and stapled underlayment. I read about some other chisels breaking after a short duration but this chisel lasted the whole job and looked the same from start to finish. I was looking at other options from local tool rental shops, but this did the job and was a far better setup than the alternatives.

Looked all over for one of these chisel blades in local stores and was unable to find anything with the proper locking system - it seems that most of the large blades are designed for use with rotary hammer drills and have splined shafts. This worked in my Husky air hammer and was great for cleaning large concrete surfaces and removing tile.