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    sds skutch chissel

    heres a home made sds scutch chissel. a new one was priced at £30.00 this one cost £2.oo to make its a hand held chissel cut in half and another old sds chissel halved . one side was bored out and tapered the other turned down with spigot and tapered . both welded together and ground down . its tried and tested and works great
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    Thanks brightspark! Added to our Miscellaneous category and of course to your homemade tools page: brightspark's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:


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    what exactly is an sds skutch chisel?? and what is it used for.

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    Hi Ed,

    It's evidently used for rapid removal of materials such as masonry. See here:

    What is a scutch chisel?

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    thanks Ken I have one wider thought, I have used it to break concrete but my concrete Hilti tool just has chisel type ends. I like the idea and could see doing the same with mine.

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    Brightspark ... Thanks for sharing idea tool ...
    Sorry my mistakes in english.
    to share your tip >>> http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/tool-tips-tricks/ <<<

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    Wow, didn't even know there was such a thing as a scutch chisel. Learned something new!

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    Lightbulb

    Haha.

    I only knew what this was because I bought such a drill online once by mistake.

    Makes easy work 'jacking' through rock when I laid small foundation for a chook house (chicken coop I think non-Aussies called it).

    Well done Brightspark

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    Great idea..thanks

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    Was wondering what a skutch chisel does too. Great solution. Much better than using an ordinary chisel when chipping at concrete surfaces.



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