SDS – Max Stone Pointed Chisel

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An SDS-MAX stone pointed chisel is a specialized masonry tool designed for use with power tools equipped with SDS-MAX (Slotted Drive System) chucks. It features a pointed, wedge-shaped metal blade with a durable carbide or hardened steel tip. This chisel is specifically crafted for efficient and precise material removal in hard surfaces like stone, concrete, or masonry. The pointed shape allows for accurate chiseling, carving, or breaking of hard materials during construction or demolition projects. The SDS-MAX system ensures quick and secure attachment to compatible power tools, enhancing the chisel’s performance and ease of use.

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Categories: Chisels & Punches, HAND TOOLS, Power Tool Accessories (Blades, Bits, Discs), POWER TOOLS Tags: breaker chisel, concrete chisel, demolition chisel, heavy-duty chisel, masonry chisel, power tool accessory, SDS chisel bit, SDS-Max chisel, stone pointed chisel

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SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

Description

USES OF AN SDS-MAX STONE POINTED CHISEL

Concrete and Masonry Demolition:
- Breaking and chiseling through concrete and masonry surfaces.
- Removing old tiles, mortar, or other hardened materials.
Rock and Stone Carving:
- Sculpting and carving stone or rock surfaces in artistic or construction projects.
Channeling and Grooving:
- Creating channels or grooves in concrete for wiring, plumbing, or other installations.
Foundation Work:
- Cutting or shaping concrete in foundation construction or repair.
Removal of Stubborn Materials:
- Breaking up stubborn materials like hardened adhesives or epoxy.
Trenching:
- Digging narrow trenches in concrete or hard ground for various purposes.
Tile and Thinset Removal:
- Removing tiles and thinset from floors and walls.
Concrete Surface Preparation:
- Preparing concrete surfaces for coatings or overlays by roughening the surface.
Roadwork:
- Breaking and chiseling through asphalt or concrete in road construction or repair.
Landscaping:
- Shaping and sculpting large stones or rocks for landscaping purposes.
Artifact Excavation:
- Precise removal of material in archaeological digs or artifact restoration.
Repair and Renovation:
- Breaking down and removing sections of old structures during renovation or demolition projects.
General Demolition:
- Breaking down walls, pillars, or other structures during construction or renovation.

SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

SAFETY MEASURES AND PRECAUTIONS

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
- Always wear appropriate PPE, including safety glasses or goggles to protect your eyes from flying debris.
- Use hearing protection, such as earmuffs or earplugs, to safeguard against the loud noise generated by power tools.
- Wear gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges and vibrations.
Respiratory Protection:
- When working in dusty environments, use a dust mask or respirator to prevent inhalation of airborne particles.
Clothing:
- Wear appropriate clothing, including long sleeves and long pants, to protect your skin from dust, debris, and potential abrasions.
Secure Work Area:
- Ensure the work area is well-lit and free from tripping hazards.
- Keep bystanders away from the work area to prevent accidents.
Tool Inspection:
- Inspect the chisel and power tool before use to ensure they are in good working condition.
- Check for any damage or wear on the chisel, and replace it if necessary.
Proper Tool Selection:
- Use the correct size and type of SDS-MAX stone pointed chisel for the specific task at hand.
- Ensure that the chisel is securely attached to the power tool according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Tool Handling:
- Hold the power tool with both hands for better control and stability.
- Keep a firm grip on the tool and maintain proper balance.
Start Slowly:
- Start the tool at a low speed before gradually increasing to the desired level, especially when beginning a new task.
Controlled Operation:
- Maintain control over the tool at all times.
- Do not force the chisel through the material; let the tool do the work.
Switch Off When Not in Use:
- Switch off the power tool and disconnect it from the power source when not in use.
- Wait for the tool to come to a complete stop before setting it down.
Handling Vibration:
- Minimize prolonged exposure to tool vibrations, as it can cause hand-arm vibration syndrome.
- Take breaks during extended use to reduce the risk of vibration-related injuries.
Follow Manufacturer's Instructions:
- Adhere to the manufacturer's guidelines and instructions for the specific SDS-MAX stone pointed chisel and power tool you are using.