How to Remove Floor Tiles with 18v Hammer Drill

[@tonyr8443]

Nice tool, good brand. I'd break the surface of the tiles though first with a hammer then use the rotary hammer. Easier on the tool that way. Great video!

[@Maxkil]

Thanks for the tip. Loved the tool

[@Markuus321]

Love the slo-mo action at 7:58😍

[@rayanator105]

For drilling into a thick concrete pad for Concrete Anchor Bolts would a regular twist/key chuck hammer drill be sufficient or should I go get a cheapish 18v SDS+ drill? (I have plenty of batteries for the one I'm looking at which is the Black and Decker 18v SDS+ Rotary Hammer Drill) Because I can see it being useful for maintaining some of my outdoor power equipment with the addition of a chuck adapter and socket set extensions where my B&D Impact Driver wouldn't be sufficient especially for removing the blades on my ride on mower. Because using a breaker bar sucks.

[@sladeoriginal]

turning the blade 90 degrees so you can get under the tile at a better angle is a good suggestion.

[@markdillon8605]

As is Flipping chisel 180 degrees and turning it upside down

[@jasonkastrounis3548]

Use a dedicated breaker instead of a rotary and your result would be a lot better. Higher Joules in a similar size package.

[@ingolfurarnar697]

Was the floor even afterwards or did you need to float it? I'm about to embark on a mission like that and just got the Makita DHR 242.

[@Lilfabo124]

Thought it was about the drill The hammer and chisel did most of it

[@JeffreyThomas]

You did more work with the hammer and chisel...

[@markdillon8605]

It looked like more work but that tool made light work of the adhesive that was left and my experience has been that without the hanmer drill that is where all the work is

[@aydenvido1332]

Do you think with a sharper bit it would work for removing lino paper backing?

[@Methodical2]

You were using the hammer drill at a bad (too steep) angle to get under the tile. You should've turned the tool side ways so it's laying on it's side with the chisel flat against the floor. This would've eliminated all the manual work you had to do.

[@peteschiller7935]

I watch this every night to make me sleep

[@lashlarue7924]

Oi! Good job, bloke. Yee’ve gort it made finner than a jimmie-jim jammy twaddleforthers.

[@Maxkil]

lol , thanks bloke... please hit ye old subscribe button and ring ze bell..

[@spadesace119gamestream7]

When I started watching you you had just over a hundred subscribers dude congrats

[@Maxkil]

Wow that's ages ago. Just goes to show that if you do something enough times it works out???? ... Maybe... I don't know..... But thanks so much for watching!!! Some old videos are embarrassing....

[@spadesace119gamestream7]

@@Maxkil all gold brother we live and learn

[@littlemissy8356]

Hard to understand over the music.

[@The_Conqueeftador]

What would the battery life be for constant use? This tool could be handy for removing rock to get to gem veins.

[@micjubba709]

Should run for a good hour maybe more with a 6ah battery

[@WogChilli]

Good to see some Aussie tradesmen publishing construction videos. On ya lads.

[@WogChilli]

You can flip the rotary hammer upside down for some extra angle

[@danymitehazard]

Awesome tool

[@teh60]

The Makita hammer drill removed all that thinset with no problem. How do you like it Max?

[@Maxkil]

I love it. Feels unbreakable

[@hayleyneale8504]

We’ve been doing that , but your tiles came of easily ,how old were tiles ?

[@Maxkil]

yeah, really you never know how hard it could be removing a tile, sometimes they pop off so easy and others embedded so well feels like it will take all day. not too sure how old they were but you never know. I need to renovate my own house and let me tell you, i have quite a few tiles i need to remove not looking forward to

[@screw_and_paint]

in any hummer drill there are 4 switch modes, where a circle is drawn, this is the mode where you can rotate the blade manually in any position. you look at the hummer drill like that, as if you hold it in your hands for the first time.

[@Maxkil]

Yeah the Makita hammer only function I've never had before. Pretty much never owned one before.

[@roosleekoff]

Beteen rotation+hammer mode and hammer mode. And handle you may put left or right. With respect .Sorry for my English

[@Maxkil]

ah yeah could've left the handle on your right. Thanks. Your english is great!!

[@Maxkil]

oh the cirlce mode can rotate the hammer..... didn't know that but I do now!. thanks

[@screw_and_paint]

@@Maxkil good job!

[@jordanbailey300]

Step 1, throw the roto hammer to the side and grab a hammer and pry bar. Hahahahhahahha!!

[@anupsubba8309]

What is it cost ? Is it just wireless !! Is it possible to operate applying cable Electricity plugin

[@adamdennerley3240]

Yeah, corded hammer drill

[@adamdennerley3240]

Corded Rotary Hammer

[@athanatosfull]

Name of music sound you use?? Its very good

[@Maxkil]

I can't remember now this video is pretty old . Sorry but thanks for watching

[@athanatosfull]

Maxkil thank you sir but im pretty thankful if you can find the name is very good music

[@gyver471]

What’s the name of the song in the back ground?

[@bobzthecat82]

you are not actually removing tiles with it, so what is the purpose of the video title???

[@TheRpapito]

is that drill an SDS-plus?

[@Maxkil]

Yeah it is. It's a beauty this

[@kevinr3263]

Have you been working out?

[@Maxkil]

Nah, been working my a#*+ off. Am I looking trim than last time?

[@kevinr3263]

@@Maxkil looking a little buffer lol

[@Maxkil]

Two people said I lost weight as well. Damn I'm starting to feel more confident. Lol. Thanks Kevin

[@recon5500]

crazy tool, almost demolished your kitchen

[@87hammoudeh]

Nice music What is the name of this music؟ 😅

[@inventamus]

41 seconds intro Hmmm.

[@georgelunney8873]

This is how NOT to remove floor tiles. Long neck cordless chipper allows you to stay up right. No need to be bent over.

[@Maxkil]

It goes on that drill? Yeah bending isn't ideal

[@georgelunney8873]

@@Maxkil No. It is a tool used by guys in Local 7 but I have seen similar ones in Home Depot. You can interchange bits and it is 20 volt. Long handle with adjustable neck and head. Lightweight too. Local 7 Tile Marble and Terrazzo guys use it and it seems to work well.

[@Maxkil]

@@georgelunney8873 yeah I dont remove tiles ever thankfully. So I wanted something I could actually use after this.

[@MiikeyLawless]

@@georgelunney8873 why would he buy a specialized tool for a job he obviously doesn't do daily?

[@goldenultra]

People tend to add adhesive to tiles like jam and bread. They don't realize it will have to be redone one day.

[@WogChilli]

goldenultra that’s what prevents them from cracking

[@goldenultra]

@@WogChilli I did remove extremely diilficult tiles window sill and kitchen storage shelf but needed a heavy lump hammar and a multi tool and lots of noise and patience. Though the tiles I have used adhesive are enclosed wall storages so there is less chance of cracking....

[@WogChilli]

@@goldenultra when you go to reinstall, backbutter your tiles with a notched trowel. Apply your tile adhesive in one direction instead of figure 8 so you don't get air pockets trapped under the tile. Good luck with your project bro

[@yogirajnibude2288]

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