BOSCH HS143PK 3 pc. SDS-plus® Bulldog™ Self-Sharpening Chisel Set

These work well for what i use them for. I am a rock hound and every once in a while a little power assist is required. Nice quality. If you don't know how to properly use your equipment you might disagree. I have no issues.

I used these to demo some light concrete as well as remove the buik of some leftover thinset after removing some porcelain floor tiles and they worked really well. So much more cost effective than buying these at a retail store.

Product is of good quality and functions well.

I bought these to help with removing part of my driveway. It is older concrete, but still quite hard.I am mostly using the chisel bit… the narrower of the two chisels. But today I worked in modern 3600 psi concrete. That stuff stopped my five-eights inch drill bit.So I switched it with this pointy bit. I set the drill to hammer-plus-drill. And used plenty of water. This thing ate through that cement like butter. It was crazy. Once I was down an inch and a half or so, I switched to the 5/8 drillbit but kept the same setting on the machine. Go granny go. Used lots of water from a small bottle, many stops to refill the hole with water.I have not used the tile-scraper bit yet. I don’t know that I will ever need it. But I am not complaining. This was an excellent purchase. You get what you pay for, and if you treat the tools well, such as not overheating them, they will work, and they will last. I would buy these again in a minute no hesitation.

I had just bought two of these three at Home Improvement store previous day for $20 each. This set came with a 3rd chisel for $6 less than I paid for two. Got my money back and am $6 richer and have a thrid tool.

Pretty weak compared to my Milwaukee bits. Pretty sure I wouldn't buy again. They do ok, but just meh.

Unlike some of the cheaper alternatives available, the cutting edge of these units holds up well.

Wish these were just a couple inches longer but this is a convenient kit with quality bits at an almost promo price. I've mostly used the bull point and it's performed well and isn't wearing out as quickly as I thought it might. The angled chisel worked great for some tile but we ended up getting one of the extra wide ones from Milwaukee to make that job go a little easier. When this bull point does give up I'll probably buy the longer Makita version - do lose a little oomph with a longer bit but it's easier on the back when standing (the Makita bits are excellent as well). Buy some grease and use it...