Review on Monkey King Pneumatic Chisel Hammers by Jordan Weakland

I have had a high end body shop for 20 years and have used an air chisel. It came with a set of 4 cutter heads configured exactly like these. They are available in different lengths and vary according to the width of the cutting head. (Good to have for when you get into those hard-to-reach places) Also, with 3 sets in one package, you have the option of getting a fresh bit, so to speak, for your most critical uses, and for those that wear out you can reserve if you only Cutting things up for scrap. They fit the ever popular pneumatic chisels. All cutters, except plasma cutters, make noise when in use, but they do an excellent job. I tend to Wizzy tools for small cutting jobs or a 4 1/2 inch grinder with a cutting blade, but for short jobs or cutting large slabs this is a good tool to have in your arsenal. They cut areas that other types of cutters can't do. You can use a pneumatic pinch cutter, which gives a clean cut, but doesn't handle curved metal parts very well. All in all, all the options at your disposal allow you to use the right tool for that particular job, and if you don't have a chiseled airbreaker, you're missing out on a very important part of the equation.