Bosch Demolition Tile Chisel HS1465 SDS Plus 1-1/2 Inch Bulldog Xtreme Spade (10 Overall Length Self Sharpening Ceramic Thinset Mortar Prying)

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Bosch HS1465 Bulldog™ Xtreme 1-1/2" x 10" SDS-Plus Self-Sharpening Tile Chisel Bit

The Bosch HS1465 SDS-plus Bulldog™ Xtreme self-sharpening tile chisel bit strips ceramic wall tile, floor tile, hardened thin-set mortar, and interior plaster coatings across concrete slabs and masonry backerboards. Engineered with a specialized 1-1/2-inch angled spade head forged from induction-hardened alloy steel, this high-production demolition accessory delivers up to 40% faster material removal rates compared to conventional flat chisels by prying tiles loose in large, intact pieces. Outfitted with an active self-sharpening blade profile that eliminates the need for manual regrinding downtime, an optimized 10-inch overall length that balances operational leverage with close-quarters control, and a precision-milled universal SDS-plus drive shank, it equips professional tile contractors, remodeling specialists, and demolition crews with smooth, high-impact prying throughput on rotary hammers operating in hammer-only mode.

Best Used For:

  • Ceramic and Porcelain Tile Demolition: Prying bonded ceramic wall tile, quarry pavers, and porcelain floor slabs off concrete subfloors and cement backer units in complete sections to accelerate jobsite cleanup.
  • Hardened Thin-Set and Adhesive Scraping: Chipping residual mortar ridges, cementitious adhesives, and floor leveling compounds down to bare structural concrete.
  • Heavy Plaster and Stucco Removal: Stripping thick multi-coat plaster, lath backing, sandstone veneer, and masonry render from interior wall studs and exterior block walls.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • 40% Faster Material Removal: Optimized angled spade geometry channels percussive energy along an aggressive lifting plane to clear surfaces significantly faster than standard flat chisels.
  • Self-Sharpening Blade Profile: Continuous wear-relief engineering keeps the cutting edge sharp throughout the tool's operational lifespan, completely eliminating regrinding maintenance.
  • Specialized Low-Angle Prying Head: Angled spade design slips beneath bonded tile edges easily, popping tiles off substrates in large, manageable slabs without shattering.
  • Induction-Hardened Alloy Steel: European drop-forged alloy steel formulated to withstand intense shock loads and severe abrasive friction against masonry aggregates.
  • 10-Inch Balanced Operating Standoff: Extended 10-inch shaft gives operators ideal leverage and access when chipping along baseboards, vertical walls, and floor perimeters.
  • Universal SDS-Plus Fitment: Compatible with all commercial corded and cordless SDS-plus rotary hammers operating in dedicated chipping/hammer-only mode.

What's Included

  • (1) Bosch HS1465 SDS-plus Bulldog™ Xtreme 1-1/2 In. x 10 In. Self-Sharpening Tile Chisel Bit

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Brand Bosch Power Tools
Model Part Number HS1465
Product Line Association Bulldog™ Xtreme Demolition Steel Series
Tool Accessory Classification SDS-plus Self-Sharpening Angled Tile Chisel Bit
Chisel Blade Width 1.500 Inches (1-1/2 in. / 38.10 mm)
Overall Tool Length 10.000 Inches (254.00 mm Total Length)
Tool Shank Interface Standard SDS-plus® Slotted Universal Quick-Change
Cutter Head Architecture Specialized Angled Spade Prying Geometry
Material Removal Rating Up to 40% Faster Removal vs Standard Tile Chisels
Edge Maintenance Technology Continuous Self-Sharpening Cutting Design
Core Metallurgy Composition Induction-Hardened Forged Alloy Tool Steel
Operational Mode Setting Hammer-Only / Chipping Mode (Disengage Rotation)
Net Assembled Tool Weight 0.670 lbs (10.72 oz / 0.304 kg)
Country of Origin Italy
Manufacturer Warranty Limited Lifetime against Manufacturer Defects
Suitable for material type Ceramic Tile, Hardened Mortar, Plaster, & Concrete

Pro-Tip: Align the offset angle of the spade flush against the floor or wall surface and let the hammer do the work; keeping the angled face parallel to the substrate forces the chisel edge directly into the adhesive bond layer, lifting tiles in broad slabs while preventing gouges in the underlying subfloor.