4 Inch Wide Tile & Removing Tile and Stone Chisel for hex.30mm Demolition Jack Hammers, 16 Inch Long, Alloy Steel Construction, 4" x 16" Chisel Bit for Demolition Concrete Breaker

Is great chisel and fast delivery

Very easy to install makes removing tile easier and digging really easy.

This tool is actually intended to be used with a jackhammer, which I don't have -- but it's just what I needed for heavy duty trimming of pavers and decorative rock. I make my preliminary cuts with my angle grinder tool, break the rock, then trim off the edges with this chisel and a baby sledge until I get the rough-hewn look I want. Rock cutter!I've also found it useful for splitting small logs and fence rails. I admit I love the manly-man hitting-things-with-a-hammer kind of work, and this suits me just fine. Heavy, strong, and takes all the abuse I can dish out. This has turned into one of the most fun tools I have.

The edge has a dual beveled edge at about 45°. It has a nice weight to it which should help make the job a bit easier.4" wide will make fast work of the small jobs.It'll be a couple weeks before I'll have a chance to use it but the project looks to have gotten that much easier. Will update if necessary.

It is November and my ground is already frozen 3 inches deep. I need to dig a hole.I used this to cut through the grass and frozen earth around the edge. Then I broke up the middle. Now, I can use a post hole digger to complete the job.This is my first time using a Demolition Jack Hammer. The bit fit my tool perfectly and I was able to do what I wanted to do with it.This bit will last forever.

I needed to use it so I ground down the hex flats to 1 1/8 and reground the locking cut as well. The locking cut is on a hex flat not on a hex point to I had to completely regrind.PITA but it is now working in my jackhammer,

I was trying to use a 6" wide scraper to remove some 30 year old tile from a concrete foundation. It would bounce off trying to remove that wide of an area. This 4" one is just right - it was able to dig under the tiles in the tough mortar and scrape them clean of the foundation. It also was tough enough to not show much wear after working a hundred square foot area.

It does the job and so far is holding the abuse