No mate hammer and bolster for me lol
 
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I dont know hot hard brick are in america but i think that thing will really struggle with our bricks.

All i used to use was a cheapish diamond bladed wall chaser and a decent vac, when i spent more on the vac than the chaser is when the set up improved. A commerical rated vac is essential.
 
i find a henry is quite adewquate. gets most of the dust.
 
i`v said it before...i`ll say it again n all:

decent hammer & chisel with a bit of brawn behind it....
 
Thats OK for you big ugly buggers but us good looking guys with the manicured nails need some assistance ......
OK..here:

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2 layers of dust sheets taped.

I have to add though that I do very little chasing it's mostly timber frame and plasterboard where I live :)
 
guess you never saw the US voltage & 2 flat pin plug.






highly unlikely.


;-)

It was the mechanism I was asking about mate. They are available in 110v and 220V.

Guess its being stuck with the trusty Makita followed with a SDS chisel then sadly.
 
Hammer and Chisel as said before, bunch of woofters LOL
 
Load of sissy's, what's the matter with all you lot?, good ole hammer and bolster with plenty of guts behind it.
 

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