TR Industrial Hex Shank Scraping Chisel, 3 Inch x 12 Inch

$ 29.33

Score By Feature

Based on 204 ratings

Packaging

9.08

Satisfaction

9.04

Customer service

8.76

Giftable

8.67

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Product Description

The machines are ideal for removing tile, stone, stone mosaics, and other masonry elements, in bathroom or kitchen renovations

The scraping chisel has a 3" wide by 12" long hex shank

Its hardness level is 52 HRC and it is made from stainless steel.

The TR Industrial Jackhammer TR89105 and TR89100 are designed for use with this tool.

There is a one-year warranty on this product

Questions & Answers

The hammer #68148 from Chicago Demolition fits this?

Thank you for your interest in our chisels. Our chisels are designed for TR Industrial Jack Hammers, and they have not been tested on other models or makes. Your kind words are greatly appreciated.

Please let me know what size the hex and top round should be. Can you accommodate 1 1/8" hex and 7/8" top round? or other options?

There is nothing more to say than that it fits perfectly on my TR Industrial TR89105 Original Demolition Jack Hammer with Point and Flat Chisel Bit.

Can you tell me if you think this will fit on a Makita It has a hexagonal plus cylindrical tip and measures 24mm by 55mm. Could you please let me know in advance, Jose?

Hi Jose, I have a 35-pound dog. Could you please check it out. My Hitachi 1500 W electric demolition jack hammer does the job just fine, and I think it will do the same for your Makita if it is similar to one and has the same size and power. I wish you the best of luck.

Can this item be used with the arksen* 2200w demolition hammer that I just bought?

I ordered the TR chisel for my Arksen 2200w and it fit perfectly. Since the shafts are the same, I assume they are the

Selected User Reviews For TR Industrial Hex Shank Scraping Chisel, 3 Inch x 12 Inch

These bits won't chip concrete the way point bits do

3/5

Certainly not a practical tool. A bigger hammer would be better, as my is smaller than professional grade and thus the punching power won't chip the concrete as the sharp point does.

Tristen Garcia

| Jan 11, 2021

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5/5

The Amazon website. I bought this book from amazon. com/dp/B00IO3Z5MS/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_37 and it worked great. I really appreciated your help in completing the basement tiling project. It didn't look too worn out after I had laid 660 square feet of tile. Though a little bigger than the previous part, it was an excellent choice.

Dalary Quinn

| Jan 03, 2021

I find it a useful Using it for digging ditches is a great idea, and it's better than

5/5

Diana Burnett

| Mar 10, 2021

We are ready to move forward

5/5

If you want to work with me.

Celia Atkins

| Sep 10, 2020

Tool with a lot of strength

5/5

My 400 sq. feet were chipped in no time with this tool. A foot.

Emery Zamora

| Feb 17, 2021

A great tool to get the job done

5/5

In this case, we used the bit to remove hardwood flooring that was glued to the wall. All in all, it worked without a hitch. The blade came a bit too blunt but I was able to sharpen it with This is a product I strongly.