Universal SDS Needle Scaler (15)

Good product for welding and working in a portable manner when air is unavailable. you have to pay import tax on this product which is annoying.

Needed this to scale rust. Worked fine on removing scale from the underside of a mower deck.If you let the tool do the job & don't force it ~ no problemo!

Absolute garbage; the SDS shaft broke in two after 40 minutes total use. The seller offered to replace the part for €40, so that's 1 euro per minute. £165 down the drain.

Sent within a few day from Italy no problemsJust click's into the SDS drill. The drill must have rotary stop to use this needle gun .it comes in a small black case with a spare spring instruction and parts list .I bought this to remove limewash masonry and gloss paint from the stone work around windows works well . sandblasting would have damage the windowsLooks like the needle replacement is easy by removing a circlip on the top whilst pulling the needles to comprising the spring . I've not needed to replace the needle yet still long enough . a lot better then air needle gun and no need to dragging a compressor about .A very handy addition to the SDS toolbox .Also good to remove soft pointing from between stonework .Ear plugs a must .

All of the needle scalers I could find were air compressor driven. This seemed the only SDS version I could find and currently using it with a Bosch SDS drill to remove paint from bricks in a cellar.Slow going, but you quickly get used to using it. Helps to have anti-vibration gloves, but can use without. I do wear earmuffs, goggles and a mask too.Does the job, I just knocked a str off because I thought it was very pricy for what it is. However, you can contact the seller for spare parts supposedly, so should get some longevity out of it.

So far an excellent tool , I had a similar one from another company , that the spindle snapped on after only a short time , but it had no ventilation holes ... When it broke I found out that the company had withdrawn it from sale and stopped manufacturing them , so I couldn't get spare parts ... This one seems to be better quality , doesn't heat up so quickly and cools down faster ... I'm using it to remove paint and rust from the hull of a steel boat ; welds , seams , pits in the metal , it's quick and its briliant for this

So got this attchement fixed but yet again the chunk broke. How do I get it apart (and please don't say read the manual) so I can fix the problem myself. Also does the handle come off?

Fell apart in 2days !