Blue Spot Chisel Bits

Blue Spot Chisel Bits at Tooled-Up.com

Blue Spot Chisel Bits are SDS Plus accessories for rotary hammer drills with a hammer-only or chiselling mode. They turn the drill into a light demolition tool for breaking, chipping, chasing and scraping in brick, block, concrete and render. They suit site work, renovation jobs and home improvement projects where a full breaker would be too heavy or too much.

Tooled-Up.com groups these bits in the SDS Plus Chisel Bits sub-category. Every bit here fits the common SDS Plus chuck, so it works with a wide choice of cordless and 240v rotary hammers. Check the shank type on each listing before you buy.

Blue Spot Chisel Bits are aimed at users who want a practical, affordable way to stock up on chiselling accessories. They are a sensible option for keeping spares in the van or toolbox.

Key Features of Blue Spot Chisel Bits

• SDS Plus shank: The bit locks into the chuck but can still slide, so the hammer action passes straight to the cutting edge. Changes are quick and tool-free, which saves time when you switch between drilling and chiselling.
• Chisel profiles for different tasks: Pointed, flat and wider scraping-style profiles are used for different jobs. Pointed bits start a break, while flat bits shear material away and clean up surfaces. Choosing the right profile gives faster progress with less effort.
• Steel construction for impact work: Chisel bits take repeated hammer blows, so they need to be tough as well as sharp. Look at the product listing for the length and width that suit your job.
• Hammer-only compatibility: Use the bits with the drill set to chisel or hammer-only mode. Leaving rotation on can damage the bit and the tool.

Who Uses Blue Spot Chisel Bits?

These bits suit anyone who needs to remove or shape masonry with an SDS Plus drill:

• Electricians: chasing channels for cables and cutting out back boxes.
• Plumbers and heating engineers: opening up walls and floors for pipework.
• Tilers: lifting old floor and wall tiles and scraping off adhesive.
• Builders and bricklayers: knocking out bricks, trimming blockwork and removing mortar.
• Plasterers: hacking off blown render or old plaster before re-finishing.
• DIY users: small demolition and renovation jobs around the home.

Popular Blue Spot Chisel Bits

The Tooled-Up Blue Spot selection centres on SDS Plus Chisel Bits. Within that sub-category, the profiles most tradespeople reach for are:

Pointed chisels

A pointed bit concentrates the force into one spot, so it is good for starting a break in concrete or knocking out stubborn mortar and brickwork.

Flat chisels

A flat bit gives a wider cutting edge. Use it to lift tiles, trim edges, remove plaster and render and level uneven surfaces.

Chasing and scraping profiles

Wider or specialist profiles help with channels and larger areas of material removal. Browse the Blue Spot SDS Plus Chisel Bits listings at Tooled-Up.com for the sizes currently available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Blue Spot SDS Plus chisel bits fit my drill?

They fit any rotary hammer with an SDS Plus chuck. Check the chuck type on your drill, as SDS Max machines need a different shank.

Which chisel profile should I choose?

Choose a pointed chisel for breaking and starting cracks, and a flat chisel for tile removal, scraping and shaping. For tidy channels, a chasing profile is best.

Can I use these bits in drill mode?

No. Switch the drill to hammer-only or chisel mode. Running a chisel with rotation engaged can damage the bit and put strain on the tool.

How do I get the most from a chisel bit?

Let the hammer action do the work and avoid forcing the bit. Wear safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection, and follow HSE guidance on dust and vibration. Replace any bit that is worn, chipped or mushroomed at the end.