IDEAL FLAT CHISEL [14 X 250] [SDS PLUS] ROTARY HAMMER DRILL ACCESSORY - 20013
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The IDEAL Flat Chisel 14 x 250 mm SDS Plus – 20013 is a practical rotary hammer drill accessory for controlled breaking, scraping, and chiselling. Its flat, broad blade helps lift tiles, scrape mortar, and chip away material during renovation and demolition work. The SDS Plus shank is intended for compatible tools with a chiselling or hammer-only mode.
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Controlled Chiselling and Scraping for Everyday Renovation Work
- 14 x 250 mm accessory size: The specified dimensions offer a convenient format for general chiselling tasks. The 250 mm length provides working reach for accessing the area being chipped or scraped while allowing the operator to guide the tool.
- SDS Plus tool connection: The shank is intended for compatible SDS Plus rotary hammers equipped with a chiselling or hammer-only setting. Check the tool’s chuck type and operating modes before use; a matching shank alone does not mean every drill can chisel.
- Flat blade for broader contact: Unlike a pointed chisel, the flat, broad working edge makes contact across a wider area, helping with scraping and lifting tasks such as tile removal and mortar cleanup.
- Impact-resistant working design: The sturdy shank is designed for the demands of impact-driven chiselling, transferring the compatible tool’s hammering action to the working edge for material removal.
- Useful for renovation and demolition: Use the accessory for controlled breaking, chipping, and scraping where a flat chisel suits the material and task. It is a practical option for removing unwanted material from a focused area rather than drilling holes.
- Mortar scraping and surface preparation: The flat profile helps address raised mortar and suitable surface deposits during refurbishment. Work progressively, as the final surface condition depends on the substrate, tool settings, and operating technique.
- Clear product identification: Model 20013 identifies the IDEAL 14 x 250 mm SDS Plus Flat Chisel, helping you match the accessory’s size, connection type, and blade style to your intended work.
This product is the IDEAL Flat Chisel accessory, model 20013; the power tool is not described as an included component. Additional supplied components and certifications are not specified in the provided product information.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
What should I check before buying this flat chisel?
Confirm that your tool accepts SDS Plus accessories and supports a chiselling or hammer-only mode. Also check that the 14 x 250 mm size and flat blade suit your working area and material-removal task.
How does a flat chisel differ from a pointed chisel?
A flat chisel spreads contact across a broader working edge, making it useful for scraping, lifting tiles, and removing mortar. A pointed chisel concentrates contact at its tip and is generally chosen for more focused breaking. Select the blade style according to the task.
Is this a complete rotary hammer drill?
No. Model 20013 is a flat chisel accessory for use with a suitable power tool. The product information does not describe a rotary hammer drill as included.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What are the size and connection type of this chisel?
The IDEAL Flat Chisel is specified as 14 x 250 mm and uses an SDS Plus shank. Its model number is 20013. Match these details with your tool’s accessory requirements before fitting it.
Can I use this accessory for tile removal and mortar scraping?
Yes. Tile removal and mortar scraping are among its intended applications. The flat blade helps lift or chip away material, although results depend on the tile bond, mortar condition, underlying surface, and compatible tool.
Which operating mode should I use?
Use the tool’s designated chiselling or hammer-only mode, following its operating manual. This accessory is designed for chiselling and scraping, not rotating to drill a hole. Do not use it with a tool that lacks an approved chiselling function.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
Why will this chisel not fit my drill?
Check the tool’s connection type. This accessory has an SDS Plus shank, so it is not a direct fit for an SDS Max holder or a standard three-jaw drill chuck. Do not force it into an incompatible holder; use the accessory type specified by your tool manufacturer.
Why is the chisel removing material slowly?
Material hardness, the blade’s condition, the working angle, and the tool’s impact capability can affect progress. Check that the accessory is correctly seated and the tool is in chiselling mode. Follow the tool manual rather than applying excessive pressure, and inspect the chisel for wear or damage before continuing.
How can I reduce damage to the surface beneath tiles or mortar?
Work in small, controlled sections and assess the result frequently. The flat blade is useful for scraping and lifting, but it cannot guarantee a damage-free finish. Adjust your approach to the substrate and follow the tool manufacturer’s guidance, particularly around delicate surfaces or concealed services.