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Wayne May 9th 08 02:55 AM

Using a sds chisel on wood
 
Has anyone tried using an sds drill with a spade concrete bit on
wood?

The bit would be sharpened into a chisel grind first. would it work?
Wood sds chisels are hard to get here.

thanks

[email protected] May 9th 08 06:21 AM

Using a sds chisel on wood
 

Wood sds chisels are hard to get here.


Never tried them, but cheap enough:

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/54430/...hisel-Set-5-Pc

robgraham May 9th 08 08:20 AM

Using a sds chisel on wood
 
On 9 May, 06:21, " wrote:
Wood sds chisels are hard to get here.


Never tried them, but cheap enough:

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/54430/.../SDS-Plus-Wood...


There is also somewhere on the market, a tool using an SDS for cutting
out the mortice for a lock.

Norman Billingham[_2_] May 9th 08 09:13 AM

Using a sds chisel on wood
 

"Wayne" wrote in message
...
Has anyone tried using an sds drill with a spade concrete bit on
wood?

The bit would be sharpened into a chisel grind first. would it work?
Wood sds chisels are hard to get here.



I would guess it would not be a great success. Wood chisels are hardened to
a much higher degree than chisels for concrete, which have tio be very much
tougher but don't need to be very sharp.

Imagine what would happen if you took your best wood chisel, put it on
concrete and gave it a tap - the edge would break up immediately because the
steel is very hard. Because the concrete chisel is softer you'll never get
as good an edge on it for cutting wood.



Stuart Noble May 9th 08 09:47 AM

Using a sds chisel on wood
 
Wayne wrote:
Has anyone tried using an sds drill with a spade concrete bit on
wood?

The bit would be sharpened into a chisel grind first. would it work?
Wood sds chisels are hard to get here.

thanks


I watched a paving contractor using the standard bit to break up a tree
root. Bounced around a lot IIRC


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