Vitrex TAS100 Tile Adhesive Scraper

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The next stage is to gently tap the chisel with a small hammer, moving the chisel under the tile as you tap, a small 2 lb sledgehammer is usually a good working size to loosen the tile away from the adhesive and the wall or floor. If you’re wondering how to remove ceramic wall and floor tiles, the best tile removal tool for the job really depends upon what type of surface you are removing the tile from and also how much tile removal needs doing. As well as the removal of Ceramic and porcelain tiles, Eddy is perfect for mortar/thinset removal too.

This 120 volt, 13 amp electric demo hammer weighs just 13.7 lbs and produces 2,900 blows per minute using SDS Max accessories for the toughest of breaking jobs and with the built in anti-vibration system, you’ll be able to work harder for longer.The best approach is to edge your chisel in, in a way that you keep it as flat along the wall as possible to prevent the chisel from digging into the drywall and causing damage. When Eddy is busy, hard at work, you can imagine it can and does get a little noisy as the tiles are being broken up, you can expect a noise level of 80 decibels when working so, as with all power tools that emit noise, using ear protection is essential. Firstly, before you start working on tile removal make sure you wear the correct, fit for purpose PPE (personal protective equipment). Using the SDS Max system for connecting to power drills that are capable of performing a chiseling effect, this 6 inch wide chisel is definitely an essential tool to have in your collection when it comes to tile removal tasks.

This SDS Plus chisel is suitable for professional use and also DIY enthusiasts, and with an overall length of 7 inches, that provides a 6.5-inch working length with a 3-inch cutting edge this chisel will really serve you well and make floor and wall tile removal a lot easier that’s for sure. If you combine this drill with the S&R Tile Chisel for floor and wall tiles, you really will have the best tool for removing tiles.If you prefer to let a power tool do the hard work for you then you will need a suitable rotary hammer drill that accepts chisel bits. These drills are specially designed to provide a chiseling effect rather than a drilling effect when a chisel bit is attached.

This really is the best tool for removing tiles when used with a power tool, the first thing you notice about this wall and floor tile remover is the cranked angle that this tool is set at. It really does make a huge difference on tile removal jobs, making tile removal a whole lot easier being set at this angle, it helps to avoid digging into softer surfaces such as drywall or stucco and causing surface damage. Built In Anti Vibration– With the Bosch built in anti vibration system you’ll be able to work harder for longer. As for the actual tile removal process, you can do it manually or by using power tools. If you are planning on removing tiles manually then you will need a suitably sized metal chisel, these come in various sizes, and a hammer. A small sledgehammer weighing 2 – 3 lb in weight is more than adequate for tile removal. Weighing in at just 8 lbs you’ll be able to keep working for longer, and with no electric cords to get in your way when you’re working, that’s a bonus too. What We Like:

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Powerful Performance– Pumping out 3600 blows per minute, Eddy will remove the toughest of floor tiles with ease. This 8 lb American made Floor scraper measures in at a mighty 25 x 6 x 1 inches and is securely bolted in position, replacement blades are readily available, but these things are tough and can really take a lot of work before a new blade is needed. What We Like: