🔨 Bosch HS1935 Chisel SDS Max Hammer: The Ultimate Power Tool for Heavy-Duty Demolition Review

Works well. But the product details are wrong in size. The overall length is listed as 19 inches, but the overall length is 16 inches. So the bit that is outside of the SDS-Max bit is 13 1/2", which is very important when you are drilling and cutting 14" concrete.

Comes with a sharp bevel edge which is clearly worn. However, this wear is limited by the design of the blade, which has 2 grooves along its entire length. As the edge wears, its blunting is limited by the depth of the groove. Unless you're aiming for sharp, clean, chiseled lines, there's no need to sharpen the edge. With a hammer drill behind it, this chisel is great for breaking or breaking 40 year old chunks of concrete. I used it to access the floor panel in the basement over 3" thick after

For the past month I have had the pleasure of breaking up tile floors, concrete and cement steps, sidewalks and slabs using SDS Max and a light jackhammer. The Bosch R-Tec seems to be a tad better than the Monkey King bits I've reviewed previously. In fact, the performance differences are so negligible that I don't feel any difference between the two and have no real preference. The vibration is about the same and I don't know how it sharpens itself because the Monkey King actually holds its…