30mm channeling chisel?

[SJD]

My Moorcut one arrived today (had expected it dispatched Friday, wasn't shipped till Monday, but not too concerned).
It has a shallower bend (maybe 20 degrees) compared to my broken Armeg one (which is maybe 40 degrees).
Might have an excuse to use it this week, not sure yet.

 

[Mikegh]

You guys using Sds plus bits?

I've always used Sds max

 

[brianmoooore]

I'd be interested to know also, as a DeWalt fanboy, I'd definitely try one if it exists.

Bought a couple of DeWalt SDS 40mm flat chisels not that long ago. Both have snapped off inside the chuck.

 

[loz2754]

You guys using Sds plus bits?

I've always used Sds max

Most, including myself, would not own an SDS Max drill.

 

[DefyG]

SDS Max would seem a bit 'Heavy Duty' for general chasing in most materials.

 

[Mikegh]

SDS Max would seem a bit 'Heavy Duty' for general chasing in most materials.

I've never used anything else but Sds max

 

[brianmoooore]

I've got a DeWalt SDS max. Invaluable when you need it, but I wouldn't want to do ordinary chasing out with it. Far too bulky and heavy.
Only comes out on special occasions.

 

[Mikegh]

I've got a DeWalt SDS max. Invaluable when you need it, but I wouldn't want to do ordinary chasing out with it. Far too bulky and heavy.
Only comes out on special occasions.

Corded Sds for boring joists and light duty boring of masonry
18v Sds for masonry fixings
Sds max for wall chasing and heavy duty boring masonry


Never really thought about using Sds plus for wall chasing

 

[Colin33]

Any updates on the 'Moorcut' variety yet ?

 

[SJD]

Not really. I used it for the second time today, but only for two very short chases in breeze block, which doesn't really count.

 

[Colin33]

Not really. I used it for the second time today, but only for two very short chases in breeze block, which doesn't really count.

But it hasn't broken yet, so lasted longer than my last Armeg ;-)