4 Inch Wide SDS-Plus Floor Scraper Tile & Thinset Scaling Chisel SDS-Plus Shank 4" x 10" Thinset Scraper Adhesives Remover Wall Scraper Fits SDS-Plus Rotary Hammers and Chipping Hammer Drills

I went to Home Depot to get one of these and all they had was the Milwaukee version for nearly $200. I thought to myself let me check Amazon and I’m glad I did. This scraper did exactly what I needed to and didn’t miss a beat.I was using it to scrape decades of paint and some sort of mortar or topcoat from some concrete that I need to refinish.It served me very well at a fraction of the cost of the big box store.

Works great

Used this to peel glue off a cement floor from an old glued down wood floor. Worked great

Bought this to help with scraping 150 sq ft of adhesive residue off a concrete floor during a renovation. It worked pretty well - a lot better than trying to do it by hand, which was how I started.Then I found some old floor tiles adhered to a different section of concrete, and this thing lifted them like perfectly cooked pancakes off a nonstick surface! I'd been trying to hand-scrape them with a variety of tools, but this scraper attachment on the rotary hammer peeled them up with an ease that was stunning. Finished 150 sq ft in no time.My one complaint is about the bolts securing the blade to the shaft. Although they have nylon lock nuts, they vibrated loose every 15 minutes. And when I tried to tighten them up, the threads stripped off the bolt (in one case) and the nut (in another). Ended up having to cut off one of the nuts and replaced all three sets with stainless steel bolts and cut lock washers from the Depot. Haven't had a chance to test it since replacement, but I'm feeling pretty confident that issue has been solved.

Two photos attached. Large room was about 500 sq ft with glued down wood flooring. The small room was about 75 sq dr with ceramic tile. I used this tool to remove all the glue and all the thinset from floors so new tile flooring could be installed. It was wide enough to let me see progress and complete job quickly. I previously had a 2 inch wide bit that was just not wide enough to do the job. This bit was fantastic. After all this work, scraping every inch of both rooms with hammer drill, this bit still looks good as new with no signs of wear

Within a month of owning the unit it began to rust so I don’t expect it to last long , it’s easy to clean with sandpaper or grinder but the material is an aluminum alloy so it’s soft. Not a very good value for the money spent. Because of rusting it got dull quickly

I used this with my hammer drill to remove 30 year old vinyl flooring that killed the blade on an expensive rental unit.I cleared a 15 square foot floor in about 3 hours. This took everything off right down to the concrete and the blade doesn't show signs of wear yet. The rental machine did as good a job but I lost a morning returning it and they weren't happy about the blade they said I was trying to take off too much. But taking the tile off with this tool didn't dull this blade at all. I was very impressed!The cost of this tool and a new hammer drill was only about $40.00 bucks more than the rental machine and I will have it for many years!

I am using this bit just like the first one . To remove carpet and glue from my cement floor. Both of these bits have broken in the same way. The manufacturer should be making these with 1/4 inch steel plate.