Features
- 3/4 in hex shank for compatibility with hex‑shank hammer drills
- One-piece steel construction
- Designed for concrete and masonry removal
- Heat-treated for improved durability
- Offered in multiple cutting widths and lengths
Specifications
| Length | 12.0 in |
| Chisel Cutting Edge | 2 in |
| Shank Shape | Hexagon |
| Shank Diameter | 0.75 in |
| Size | 2 x 12 in |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Model Number | HS1502 |
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Scraping chisel designed for concrete and masonry removal. One-piece steel construction with a 3/4 in hex shank and heat-treated for durability.
Project Ideas
Business
Tile and Thinset Removal Service
Offer rapid ceramic/stone tile demo and thinset scraping using the 3/4 in hex-shank chisel on a demolition hammer. Upsell subfloor/concrete prep, crack repair, and moisture mitigation for installers. Market to homeowners, flippers, and flooring contractors who need fast turnaround.
Sidewalk Trip Hazard Remediation
Provide ADA-compliant trip edge removal by chiseling down lifted slab lips at joints and grinding flush. Target HOAs, property managers, and municipalities. Bundle mapping and reporting of corrected hazards to justify liability reduction.
Garage/Shop Floor Coatings Prep
Specialize in scraping old adhesives, failed epoxy, and spalled concrete to create a profile for new coatings. The 2 in edge excels at stubborn spots near walls and posts. Package with crack chasing, patching, and dust-controlled grinding.
Veneer Demo for Fireplace/Facade Refresh
Partner with masons and remodelers to remove outdated stone/brick veneer, mortar beds, and lath cleanly. The durable, one-piece chisel reduces downtime on tough mortar. Offer debris hauling and substrate prep for a turnkey refacing service.
Urbanite Salvage and Resale
Demolish small concrete pads, clean edges with the chisel, and resell sorted ‘urbanite’ as landscaping stone or step treads. Create SKUs by size/shape and sell to DIYers and landscapers. Add delivery and design bundles for higher margins.
Creative
Garden Wall Relief Mural
Use the 2 in cutting edge to carve a low-relief mural into a concrete or block garden wall. The heat-treated, one-piece steel chisel lets you remove large textured areas with a hammer drill, then refine lines and shading by changing angle and pressure. Finish with a wash or stain to highlight the chisel marks.
Urbanite Mosaic Patio
Break up a discarded concrete slab into ‘urbanite’ pieces and use the 2 in edge to shape, bevel, and square the fragments. Lay them in a mosaic pattern for a patio or path. The 12 in length gives good leverage for edge dressing and knocking off high spots for tight joints.
Textured Concrete Planters
Cast simple rectangular planters, then distress the faces with the chisel to create a split-stone look. The hex-shank chisel on a demolition hammer removes laitance and adds facets quickly, giving a handcrafted aesthetic that pairs well with succulents and modern landscaping.
Stone-Look Stepping Stones
Pour square pavers and, after cure, use broad scraping passes to chip and feather the edges, mimicking natural flagstone. The durable, heat-treated edge stands up to repeated edge chamfering and surface texturing for a cohesive set of ‘hand-hewn’ stepping stones.
Bas-Relief House Number Plaque
Skim-coat a cement board or block with mortar, then carve recessed numerals and borders using controlled chiseling. The 2 in blade creates clean, bold strokes that read well from the street; seal or stain for contrast.