Dapetz SDS-Plus Tile Removing Chisel - 80mm

This 80mm SDS Cranked Tile Masonry Removing Chisel is designed for efficient and hassle-free tile ...

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The Dapetz 80mm SDS-Plus Tile Removing Chisel is an essential tool for contractors and DIY enthusiasts who need to strip tiles, plaster, or mortar from masonry surfaces efficiently. Its primary benefit is the wide 80mm head, which allows for significantly faster material removal compared to standard pointed chisels, though users should note that the cranked design requires a specific angle of attack to avoid damaging the underlying substrate.

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Model Part NumberDP11949
BrandDapetz

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FAQs

Can I use this with a standard drill?

No, this tool requires an SDS-Plus rotary hammer. It will not fit into a standard three-jaw drill chuck.

Is it safe for use on all wall types?

The chisel is designed for masonry and concrete. Exercise caution on hollow walls or thin drywall as the impact force can cause structural damage.

How do I sharpen the blade?

Use a bench grinder to restore the edge, making sure to keep the metal cool with water during the process to avoid losing the heat-treated temper.

Does it work for removing hardwood flooring?

It is designed primarily for tile, plaster, and masonry. It is not recommended for wood flooring as the steel edge may splinter the wood.

What does the cranked design do?

The crank allows the hammer to sit at a comfortable angle while the blade stays flush against the floor, providing better leverage for lifting.

Troubleshooting

Chisel is slipping out of the chuck

Ensure the SDS-Plus shank is fully inserted until it clicks, and check if the locking mechanism on the rotary hammer is obstructed by debris.

Excessive vibration or bounce

Verify that your rotary hammer is locked in 'Chisel' or 'Hammer Only' mode; if set to 'Hammer Drill', the rotation will cause the tool to bounce.

Slow material removal rate

The edge may have become dull; check the blade for nicks or blunting and sharpen the tip using a metal grinder.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly faster than manual or narrow-head chisels
  • Heavy-duty construction stands up to professional site use
  • Easy to resharpen to maintain cutting performance
  • Compatible with a wide range of popular Bosch and Makita models

Cons

  • Cranked angle may require practice to find the optimal contact point
  • Not suitable for use on fragile or thin-set substrates without risk of damage
  • SDS-Plus shank is not compatible with standard drill chucks

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure your rotary hammer is set to 'Hammer Only' mode to prevent the bit from rotating while in use. The chisel is compatible with most SDS-Plus systems, including models like the Bosch GBH series (2-20, 2-26, 3-28, 2-28) and Makita HR series (HR2470, HR2630, HR2811FT, HR4011C). For maintenance, keep the shank lightly greased with hammer grease to prevent premature wear in the tool chuck. When the edge dulls, use a bench grinder to re-hone the angle, ensuring you do not overheat the steel to maintain its tempered hardness.

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