🔧 Firecore FS18310 Angled Crank Removal Review

I bought this to have a wider chisel for removing ceramic tile. It worked much better than the 1" Bosch chisel I bought at the same time as the Bosch SDS Plus impact drill. This nozzle fits the drill perfectly. I was also able to use it with the dust cover I bought for the drill press. The shroud is actually designed for other models of Bosch rotary hammers, but I was able to fit and secure it on the SDS Plus. Both the chisel and the shroud allowed faster dust removal with significantly less…

This is an essential accessory for a hammer drill for removing tiles laid on a concrete floor. We removed several hundred square feet of tile using this bit as our primary tool for loosening the tiles. This works great, but remember that once the tile is removed you will need to periodically sharpen the drill bit with a bench grinder to loosen the tile and effectively remove any grout residue. So invest in a good, heavy-duty floor scraper to remove grout residue. This is a 4-5 foot long scraper

I didn't get to use it much, but what little I did was great. I'm renovating a bathroom with tiles on the floor. Manually it was an unpleasant job. I bought a cheap 10 amp demo hammer from Harbor Freight and some cheap bits to crack the concrete around the old drain. I wanted a wider cutter for removing tile and grout and damn it helps. I used it to remove some tile that I had left around the toilet and vanity and also in a small area with exposed vinyl flooring. I was very pleased with the…

I'm changing the floor tiles in the house. The 11 x 22 foot (250 sq ft) room of the house had fairly stubborn tile and thin tile. With this chisel and "TACKLIFE 1-1/4" SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer, 12.3 Amp 7 Joules, Variable Speed, 4350 BPM, 0-900 RPM, 4 Functions, Vibration Dampening Technology, Safety Clutch, ideal for concrete and Stones - TRH01A" took about 8 hours for 1.5 people (I had half a day to help). If I were to do it again or in a larger space I would buy a longer piece to save some…

I've been using this thing a lot lately, mostly on my rock drill as a digger for heavy clay soil and even compacted AB. My tool is household and it takes a little effort to get through the floor and AB, but it's still way better than a digger or pickaxe! We dug a giant 3 x 2 foot hole and several other smaller holes to plant plantations behind the newly constructed walls. I screwed the hell out of my hammer drill and the shank and tool head continued to perform like a champ. The tool is still…