I would be using it to break out cement and cut out an area. does the chisel cut smoothly?
1488357
If you're talking of a precise cut? You would be better off using a concrete blade with an angle grinder or skill saw. Or you could get pretty close by drilling numerous holes side by side and then chiseling it out.
1488358
The chisel on this will break out the concrete and leave jagged edge but so will all concrete chisels for that matter. If you want a smooth line cut in concrete you will have to buy a concrete saw with a diamond concrete cutting bladed to get an exact smooth cut with no jagged edge left behind. I have now been using mine for over a year now, as for buying a Makita wait until you see the price of their hammer drill.
1488359
I only plan to use this hammer drill to remove ceramic tiles. I also bought a Bosch chisel.
498808
I have not used it for that but I imagine it would work great. Works very well on chisels and lathe tools.
1613560
It cut ceramic tile and milk quartz so far.... have not tried marble on it. Quite possibly will though.
210812
Yes...with tool to hold the chisel. It is large enough...could use an even finer grit but and extra fine stone for an extremely sharp edge but the is a great value.
210811
Yes, but it is a little fine for that. It is much better at putting a razor edge on knives. For a chisel I would go with something that has diamond in it.
558970
I used one of the included chisel bits to remove ceramic tile from concrete and it worked very well.
931704
It certainly cuts through cement blocks and mortar with ease. I have never tried it on any other type of material.
2103911
It will cut about 3-3/4" first cut.But I always dig the material out of the hole saw or chisel out the hole as needed as many times as I need.
1359800
It would cut it but holding a small stone to cut it would be hazardous to your hands and very messy. You should by a cutter that has a holding fixture. My opinion. I like the saw for tile.
1918369
That was the reason I bought this hole saw because I needed an 8 inch hole and I was cutting through plaster walls. You will need a good powerful drill and a strong arm. This whole saw has to chisel type blades opposite each other that cut into what ever you want but the key to using this tool is to keep it straight to a flat smooth surface your cutting and to go easy. I would not recommend it to use on an un even surface because unlike a solid blade hole saw blade the two chisel blades will bounce and jump over any of those un-even surfaces like jointed shingles or wood siding or where to pieces of wood don't meet together well. I actually did most of my work slowly from the inside and then removed the siding on the outside and worked on the flat surface of wood that was between the siding and the studs. It conditions are not right use a sabersaw with a thin blade.
420522
My surface is concrete and it works very well. The abrasiveness of the concrete does wear the blade out eventually, but any hard, smooth surface should work well as long as the snow isn't over 3-4"
569479
It can do it but if you will be making frequent holes of this caliber i would suggest a Milwaukie hammer drill. But these do everything I need except drill through concrete slabs.
445906
Yes, I think it would. Have notched out some planks and entered the cut with a radius. For a more exact cut a jigsaw can be used with a cement board cutting blade. Have used one from Bosch.
979352
Yes, very well, using the appropriate cutting wheel. I have cut 1/4 inch thick, ceramic floor tile with ease. I was even able to cut deeply into a concrete landscape block.
1098283
It comes pretty sharp. Its not razor sharp, but it'll definitely cut through a good amount of materials.
504396
Not sure. We are a pro concrete cutting and coring company. We use to break out cut concrete. But they do have quite a few attachments that may be used for more delicate operations. I'd google or check with online forums to see what's best if I were you. Right tools for the job is essential. You don't want to go whaling with a fork and spoon. Best of luck.
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Yes it can. I have cut marble with a diamond blade. Marble is a lot softer and easier to cut than some of the tile I have cut.