5 英寸 x 10 英寸 SLEDGE SDS-PLUS 地板刮刀

I was skeptical about the 5-inch width at first, but it clears tile and mortar off concrete surprisingly fast without bouncing around. The SDS-Plus connection locks in solid, so I didn't waste energy on constant re-seating.

This thing is built like a tank, but the wide 5-inch blade really lets you cover ground fast when scraping off old flooring. I’ve only used it a few times, but it’s already paid for itself in time saved.

I’ve been using this scraper to remove old vinyl tile from a concrete floor, and the wide 5-inch blade makes quick work of it—cuts through the adhesive like butter. The SDS-PLUS shank locks in securely with no wobble, which is a nice upgrade from my old standard chisel.

The 5-inch wide blade on this SDS-Plus scraper made quick work of the old vinyl tile in my basement. I had to swap bits once during the whole job, but it chipped off every piece without dulling.

Came in handy tearing out some stubborn ceramic tile in the hallway—the 5-inch wide blade covers ground fast without chipping the subfloor. The SDS-PLUS connection is solid, no rattling loose after an hour of use.

Pulled up old vinyl tile in no time—the 5-inch wide blade really cuts through adhesive without chattering. This chisel handled a full day of demo with no signs of dulling.

Used it to rip up some stubborn glued-down linoleum and the wide blade really makes a difference in speed. Fits my rotary hammer securely without any wobble so far.

This wide 5-inch blade cleared old tile adhesive off my concrete basement floor in half the time my old scraper took. The SDS-plus shank locks in tight with zero wobble, even after an hour of heavy use.

I was skeptical about the scraping power, but the wide 5-inch blade really covers ground fast on old tile adhesive. It's already saved me hours of work compared to my previous scraper.

I’ve been using this chisel to demo an old tile floor, and the 5-inch wide blade makes quick work of the mortar bed compared to narrower scrapers I’ve tried. The bit stays locked in my rotary hammer with no slipping, which is a huge time-saver.