milwaukeetool

Had to replace my old scraper mid-job and this one handled the stubborn vinyl tile adhesive without chipping or bending the blade. The SDS-plus shank fits tight and doesn't wobble, which makes a huge difference when you're leaning into it for hours.

Pulled up old linoleum in the kitchen with zero chipping — the 5-inch wide blade made quick work of the adhesive. Scraped cleanly across concrete without bouncing, and the SDS-plus fit was snug right out of the box. Surprised how well it handled the tough spots without overheating.

I’ve been using this floor scraper for a few days now, and the 5-inch wide blade made quick work of old tile adhesive. The handle absorbs a lot of the vibration, which is a nice surprise for comfort.

Took on a stubborn garage floor and it handled it like a champ. The 5-inch wide blade makes quick work of removing old tiles and glue, and the sds-plus connection keeps it locked in tight even under heavy hammering.

This thing ripped up a full basement floor of old vinyl tile and glue like butter. The 5-inch wide blade covers a lot of ground, and I appreciate that the SDS-plus shank stayed locked in my rotary hammer with zero wobble. Worth every penny for the time it saved me.

Finally got that stubborn tile adhesive up from the concrete slab. The 5-inch wide blade makes quick work of large areas, and it didn't chip or dull after a full afternoon of scraping.

That 5-inch wide blade is a beast for clearing thinset residue — made quick work of what my old scraper couldn't even touch. Worked great in my rotary hammer with no slipping, though I wish it came with a dust guard.

We had a stubborn layer of vinyl glue on a concrete slab that nothing would touch, but this SDS chisel finally made quick work of it. The 5-inch wide blade covers a lot of ground fast, and it hasn't dulled at all after a full day of scraping.

That 5-inch blade on this SDS-plus scraper chewed through old linoleum glue like butter. Ground it down to bare concrete in half the time I expected from a standard flat chisel. The wide head really does make a difference for big floor jobs.

I needed something to break through a stubborn glued-down linoleum layer, and the 5-inch wide blade made quick work of it without bending or chattering. The SDS-PLUS connection locked in solidly and the whole handle felt balanced even after an hour of scraping.