Good product, thanks.

This bit is great!

A+

good quality

Great

Works fine

Just as expected!

TOO HIGH

Really a must have if your using an air hammer. I don't use them much for body work. Great for thumping out suspension components and probably smoothing out some panels for bondo work.

Great product

Works as described

This little hammer bit saved the day , will knock loose any rusted bolts and ball joints

WARNING! This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm<br /><br />so why you sell this product??

great for U joint replacement ... knocking out old rusty caps

great

works great love it

It is a must have.

It works well in any situation where you are going to beat something with a 16 oz hammer repeatedly until you give yourself carpal tunnel. In my situation, it did not fix my problem, but that was not the fault of the chisel. I was building a graveyard fence and the pickets were solid quarter inch steel bar. I was hoping to spread the tips to hold the cast iron finials in place as I was not wanting to try to weld cast iron to steel. I used one finial as a pattern and beat the ends of the pickets until it just barely did not fit, then I would hammer them all down in place and between that and gravity I figured they would hold well enough with no ugly welding. However, each cast iron finial was a little different from the one I used as a pattern and some would fit too tight and I could not hammer them on, and others would fit too loose. I had to grind the mushroomed ends back down and weld them after all so they would all look even. As it turned out, using a mig welder and low amperage and a fast wire speed, I was able to adequately weld the finials in place without melting them down. Cast iron apparently has a lower melting point than steel so you can't get much penetration in the steel before the cast iron slags out. Anyway, I digress. The hammer worked, just not for this type job.

i bought it set with the other tools<br />work good

I will use this tool, since I intended to round a convex shape on the surface tor curved metal. But the center of the hammer face had a dimple in it evidently from forging or casting. the outer edge has a raised bar on it as if from where two molds came together. I do not know how durable it is, but from the look of it and the fact that a file easily took off the dimple, I am skeptical. It does however fit in my air hammer with some squeezing it into the hammer spring.<br /><br />I bought two of these air hammer smoothing tools. The SG Tool Aid one & a Grey Pneumatic one Which has a firm flat hammer surface which even smoothed a spot on my anvil that I tested it on. I do like this oneGrey Pneumatic (CH117) 1&#34; Diameter Hammer