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SDS Max Chisel, Firecore 5.9 Inch by 15 Inch Tile Removal Bits for SDS Max Hammer Drill Tool Attachment, Steel Flat Shovel Bit for Removing Linoleum Floor VCT Concrete Mortar Thinset Ceramic Tile

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  • 40crmo Alloy Steel: Made from high grade, forged steel with a proprietary heat-treatment process, Firecore SDS Max thin set removal chisel bit provides exceptional hardness and longer life to withstand frequent use without easily breaking.
  • Upgraded Sharpened Blade: The sharpened, flexible blade cuts under material faster. The beveled chisel plate edge provides continuous material removal and less bindup, also prevents the user from excessively leaning over to improve user ergonomics.
  • SDS Max Shank: This 5.9 inch by 15 inch flat chisel is compatible with SDS-Max tools like Bosch, Dewalt, Milwaukee, Hilti, Makita, Hitachi, and other SDS-Max system hammer drills.
  • Wide Application: Firecore SDS Max steel shovel is designed to remove old tiles, laminates, thinset, rust, weld spatter, concrete splatter, mortar and other adhesives, as a great chisel tool for DIY enthusiasts and contractors.


Product Description

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SDS Max Chisel 6 Inch by 16 Inch Tile Removal Bits for SDS Max Hammer Drill Tool Attachment

Upgraded Sharpened Blade

The sharpened, flexible blade cuts under material faster. The beveled chisel plate edge provides continuous material removal and less bindup, also prevents the user from excessively leaning over to improve user ergonomics.

Steel Flat Shovel Bit for Removing Linoleum Floor VCT Concrete Mortar Thinset Ceramic Tile

40CrMo Alloy Steel

Made from high grade, forged steel with a proprietary heat-treatment process, Firecore SDS Max thinset removal bit provides exceptional hardness and longer life to withstand frequent use without easily breaking.

SDS Chisel bits 6 Inch by 16 Inch Tile Removal Bits for SDS Max Hammer Drill Tool Attachment

Bryan
July 10, 2025
Fits great and dose a good job removing tile what is what I got it for.
Kenneth W. Harbin
June 7, 2025
I purchased this to use on my demo hammer for removing tile. This did a great job, I purchased a 3 and 6 inch wide blade, but could have easily gotten by with just the 3”.
Shane Murphy
May 23, 2025
This is a quality chisel but it did not work great on the thin set mortar that I was trying to remove from the floor tile I took up.
TEB
April 9, 2025
Hefty and solid. The blade has remained sharp and the metal seems durable. I like the angle of the bevel on the blade—allows for scraping without puncturing the subfloor. For scraping purposes, to trigger the hammer mechanism in your demo hammer you often need to use your hand to hold the bit back in the hammer to engage rapid repeated controlled impacts. I found on this large job I used this bit for, it was useful to build an angled sled for my hammer, supporting the weight of it and keeping it stable while controlling the impacts of the beveled blade.
Jeff
March 22, 2025
This made the tile removal very easy and quick. Got some divots from the job (12’x8’). It will need a grinding before the next job. If you have a lot of removal, you may want to get a sturdier attachment.
Dr.Ake
January 17, 2025
Solid,it seems good,got it for my Milwaukee.
Tek Nickel
January 5, 2025
Just got mine. I have some tile to chip up as well as some shoddy masonry. This attachment does the trick.
Keith McElroy
January 2, 2025
My wife and I have been working on remodeling our kitchen and one of the steps was to take up the old ceramic tile the previous owners ran from the front door to the kitchen. It wasn't in bad shape, but I could tell from the hallow sounds on some of the tiles that it wasn't set down properly. I had originally assumed I was going to let my son just break them up with a sledgehammer, but that wasn't taking up the thinset from the original install. I picked up this bit and borrowed a large hammer drill from a friend.The bit mounted in the hammer drill easily and it was off to work. The wide flat bit did a great job of not only getting under and popping the tiles, but also chiseled off the old thinset. I couldn't have been happier with the performance and I really didn't think it was that much worse for wear when I was done. If you use your head when using it, there shouldn't be any major nicks or distortion to the bit. It looked used afterwards, but not destroyed.Overall, this bit worked great for my case. With care, I think you can easily extend the life of it. Well worth the money for me.