7 Best Wall Chaser for Electricians

[@patrickgiles8332]

Used the Hilti and found it too slow, quite heavy. Rented a Hioki/Hitachi laser chaser another day that ate through the wall like butter, was longer setting up the chaser and hoover than cutting the chase.

[@tools-zone]

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@davidmusic8685]

i used hilti too and i think its very strong and quick

[@Hewagej]

Thank you dear

[@tools-zone]

welcome!

[@andysims4906]

In my opinion the best wall chaser was a AEG . (Pre Milwaukee) I have had mine at least 30 years . Still going strong it’s had a hard life being used for tough jobs. It appears it’s been copied by cheaper brands that often look similar

[@tools-zone]

Good to hear your experience.

[@mihaicta5797]

What about BOSCH GNF65 ?

[@tools-zone]

Good one!

[@ahmadsaifuddeen1002]

I really appreciate the kind of tools you provide and I want to be able to supply those kind of equipment since we don't have it in our country am from Nigeria thank you.

[@tools-zone]

Glad to help

[@lebanese-and-proud]

how does those machines works??? as i see in video they draw to parallel lines

[@tools-zone]

This tool can cut concrete wall.

[@daftdigital]

They cut solid walls ready for conduit/cables. They cut the channel ready for chiseling out, some do the whole channel so no need to chisel.

[@milegajic5557]

Hiliti is good quality, but it is robust and difficult to work with, especially if you are cutting on the ceiling. I speak from experience because I used it. My personal experience is the best with the Metabo MFE40, definitely the highest quality, strongest and best machine in its segment. At least in my opinion and my experience. Greeting

[@tools-zone]

Thanks for sharing

[@ornizjquinonesrivera3695]

Monstech the most powerfull, Xtreme power Us the most reliable... i dont think so Jose! i resell these and there is no way they work at 4800W maybe just the start surge. They use it to push sales. Xtreme power is less crazy on Wattage pushing but Most surely they are the same tool different name.

[@tools-zone]

Fair enough!

[@AnthonyJFurrier]

Macroza is the best...

[@tools-zone]

Thanks for the suggestion.