Blue Spot Chisel Bits

Blue Spot Chisel Bits at MyToolShed.co.uk

Blue Spot chisel bits are designed for breaking, chipping, channelling and shaping masonry, brick, block and concrete. They are used with a rotary hammer drill in chiselling mode, so they suit the demolition and preparation jobs that come up on domestic and trade sites alike.

At MyToolShed.co.uk, Blue Spot chisel bits are available in the SDS Plus fitting, which works with a wide range of SDS Plus rotary hammers, including 240v mains models and cordless machines.

Blue Spot Chisel Bits Features and Benefits

• SDS Plus shank: The bit locks into the chuck but can still move back and forth. This lets the hammer action pass efficiently to the cutting edge, and bits can be changed quickly without a chuck key.
• Hardened steel construction: A tough body and tip resist wear and mushrooming, so bits keep their shape through repeated use on hard materials.
• Different head profiles: Pointed, flat and wide-bladed designs let you pick the right bit for breaking, trimming or clearing, instead of forcing one tool to do every job.
• Compatible with common hammers: A standard fitting means you can use the bits across different SDS Plus machines on site or in the workshop.

Popular Blue Spot Chisel Bits

SDS Plus Chisel Bits

This is the main type in the Blue Spot chisel bits category. Typical styles include:

• Point chisels: For breaking up concrete, knocking out mortar and starting cuts in hard masonry.
• Flat chisels: For removing high spots, trimming edges, cutting back brickwork and cleaning up surfaces.
• Wide or spade chisels: For lifting tiles, scraping floors and stripping render across larger areas.
• Gouge or channel chisels: For cutting chases for cables and pipework in walls and floors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Blue Spot chisel bit should I choose for chasing out a wall?

Use a gouge or channel-style chisel to cut a neat groove for cables or small pipes. For a first pass or very hard material, a point chisel can break the surface, after which you can clean the channel with a flat chisel. Always check the wall for hidden services before cutting.

Can I use SDS Plus chisel bits in any hammer drill?

They fit SDS Plus rotary hammers, but the machine must have a hammer-only or chiselling mode. Standard drills with a keyed or keyless chuck will not accept SDS Plus bits. Switch to chisel mode and let the tool do the work without leaning on it too hard, to protect the bit and the hammer.