Channelling Chisel

[Benjo]

Has anyone ever used a Channelling Chisle like the one in this link?

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/16606/Drill-Bits/Masonry-Chisels/SDS-Plus-Chisels/Armeg-SDS-Plus-Channelling-Chisel-55mm#

If so are they any good?

Many Thanks

 

[Benjo]

Has anyone ever used a Channelling Chisle like the one in this link?

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/16606/Drill-Bits/Masonry-Chisels/SDS-Plus-Chisels/Armeg-SDS-Plus-Channelling-Chisel-55mm#

If so are they any good?

Many Thanks

 

[Zeespark]

Its ok for breezeblock and such, this is better for brick

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/50887/Drill-Bits/Masonry-Chisels/SDS-Plus-Chisels/Armeg-SDS-Plus-Scutch-Comb-Chisel

AndyGuinness

 

[Zeespark]

Its ok for breezeblock and such, this is better for brick

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/50887/Drill-Bits/Masonry-Chisels/SDS-Plus-Chisels/Armeg-SDS-Plus-Scutch-Comb-Chisel

AndyGuinness

 

[initforthemoney]

Even for celcon and breeze they dont last long.

They shear off in the chuck and then you spend a ****ing age trying to get the stump out.

 

[initforthemoney]

Even for celcon and breeze they dont last long.

They shear off in the chuck and then you spend a ****ing age trying to get the stump out.

 

[matt.leung]

i use mine all the time for chasing, well worth it...

 

[matt.leung]

i use mine all the time for chasing, well worth it...

 

[Benjo]

Thanks guys, which type of drill do you recommend using with it? Wattage, Joules etc?

 

[Benjo]

Thanks guys, which type of drill do you recommend using with it? Wattage, Joules etc?

 

[Badger]

Thanks guys, which type of drill do you recommend using with it? Wattage, Joules etc?

nah id recommend the dewalt or bosch drill/chiseller not a wattage or joules in fact come to think of it ive never come across a joules make drill or wattage make drill, has any body ever used one and if so are they good/ cheap, expensive :^O :^O :run

 

[Badger]

Thanks guys, which type of drill do you recommend using with it? Wattage, Joules etc?

nah id recommend the dewalt or bosch drill/chiseller not a wattage or joules in fact come to think of it ive never come across a joules make drill or wattage make drill, has any body ever used one and if so are they good/ cheap, expensive :^O :^O :run

 

[Apache]

nah id recommend the dewalt or bosch drill/chiseller not a wattage or joules in fact come to think of it ive never come across a joules make drill or wattage make drill, has any body ever used one and if so are they good/ cheap, expensive :^O :^O :run

Me gf has some 'Joules' clothing.

 

[Apache]

nah id recommend the dewalt or bosch drill/chiseller not a wattage or joules in fact come to think of it ive never come across a joules make drill or wattage make drill, has any body ever used one and if so are they good/ cheap, expensive :^O :^O :run

Me gf has some 'Joules' clothing.

 

[Benjo]

I think you have missunderstood what I'm asking. Wattage = Power rating of a drill and Joules Rating is the force the drill can impact at!

 

[Benjo]

I think you have missunderstood what I'm asking. Wattage = Power rating of a drill and Joules Rating is the force the drill can impact at!

 

[m4tty]

I think you have missunderstood what I'm asking. Wattage = Power rating of a drill and Joules Rating is the force the drill can impact at!

Lol crack up mate. Think badger is winding up here. I've heard nothing bad said about the Bosch 36v li-ion looks well good. I've got a dewalt 24v with rotostop which is good but batteries are suffering now and will be replaced with the Bosch when it packs up. Think you can get the Bosch for about

 

[m4tty]

I think you have missunderstood what I'm asking. Wattage = Power rating of a drill and Joules Rating is the force the drill can impact at!

Lol crack up mate. Think badger is winding up here. I've heard nothing bad said about the Bosch 36v li-ion looks well good. I've got a dewalt 24v with rotostop which is good but batteries are suffering now and will be replaced with the Bosch when it packs up. Think you can get the Bosch for about

 

[batty]

Even for celcon and breeze they dont last long.They shear off in the chuck and then you spend a ****ing age trying to get the stump out.

That will probably be because you have used it for too long they get very hot and will snap. You need to give them a rest to make them last.

 

[batty]

Even for celcon and breeze they dont last long.They shear off in the chuck and then you spend a ****ing age trying to get the stump out.

That will probably be because you have used it for too long they get very hot and will snap. You need to give them a rest to make them last.