Firecore FS18310 SDS Plus 3-in Wide Cranked Angled Bent Tile Removal Chisel (3”X10”)

I originally could only get a 1.25" chisel for my rotary hammer and tile removal was pretty brutal. That tool created a lot more small pieces. I ordered this chisel after a day of using that smaller chisel. When it arrived, it was immediately a step up. It dulled over time of course but I was able to sharpen it easily. I used this to remove about 500 square feet of tile and thin set.This thing is worth every penny.

Perfect for getting tile off concrete ..

Works like a champ and half the price of box stores

Reasonably priced bit. Works as advertised.

Already did my two projects with it and is holding pretty good.

Pair with battery Ryobi RDS to easily remove bathroom floor tiles. Go slow first 15 min to get used to the tool and its angle to lift the tiles without damage the subfloor. Good price and high quality tool.

It worked out very well for my kitchen existing tile demo.without this could’ve been very hard for me to take care of my existing demo. Thank you. Couldn’t be more happier.

We bought this chisel along with a rotary hammer (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QW55TPV?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details) to remove tile from four bathroom floors. As noted on the review for the rotary hammer, using this chisel along with the rotary hammer made the job a breeze.It's initially hard to get started removing tile. To get started set the chisel vertical along a grout line to get the first tile out. Then, you can align the chisel along the bottom edge of the tile and pull the trigger to break up the rest of the floor.The rotary hammer came with a one inch wide chisel that worked, but this chisel is better because the angle makes it easier to align the chisel to prevent gouging the substrate. Also, the width helped us lift the twelve inch tiles more easily since the narrow chisel tended to create trenches in the tiles. The combination of the angle and the width make a real difference when removing large tiles.Warning: Don't forget the safety glasses because tile chips do fly when you use this chisel.