Light wall chasing and box cutting

[WELLSIANA]

The lovely MAKITA SCRAPER has gone ...second one gone on me and same problem as its stops vibrating...i only ever get light domestic duties but of course this can mean some hard old style bricks.
What in general do you guys either recommend i look at to buy or what do you use. i do not really like the chaser type tools as i find them to bulky and never get to the top of the wall , so would appriciate what you have found best for occasional use even if its a sds drill type ...thanks

 

[diditrain]

Used to use a bosch drill with a toothed chisel bit in, when i was on kitchen refurbs

 

[kingeri]

Scutch chisel and elbow grease.

 

[shanky887614]

Scutch chisel and elbow grease.

angle grinder/ripsaw as well if a lot of chasing

then sds. if it needs to be neat, good old lump hammer and bolster/cold chisel

 

[Redvanman]

Is a makita scraper just a chasing machine? Never heard of it.
if it is then most sds drills have chisel action.
Personally I scissor drill the box outline then good old chasing with my machine.

 

[NDG Elecs]

Scutch chisel and elbow grease.

Yup, ditto me. By the time it takes to get other tools out of van I could have a couple of chases done.

 

[i=p/u]

Drill the box outline and use hitachi 6kg breaker , so powerful if just odd chase i just use sds.

I have 2 flats comming up and might get someone todo chasing as people are offering to just do this.. I think 1.50 per meter.

 

[7029 dave]

hammer an bolster with plenty of guts behind it

 

[i=p/u]

Ain't you living in the past ..

 

[amlu]

unoccupied 125mm makita grinder with nice diamond blade. 1.6 kilo lightweight
for around the boxes and precise stuff.
erbauer chaser for long rough cuts.
bosch sds to chisel the stuff out.

hammer + bolster or sometimes sds for occupied.