If you’ve spent any time breaking out stubborn concrete or chasing cracks through old masonry, you already know a cheap chisel won’t last the morning. The DeWalt DT8087 SDS Max 600mm Pointed Chisel is built for heavy demolition where reach and penetration matter more than finesse. That long 600mm body gives you proper stand-off from the work face — handy when you’re hammering deep into floors, foundations, or thick block walls. And yeah, on a real site, that extra length saves your wrists.

What really makes this one useful is the SDS Max shank system paired with a hardened pointed tip designed to focus impact force into a tight strike zone. In practice, that means faster break-through when you’re opening concrete, lifting tiles set in old mortar beds, or starting channels for pipe runs. The heat-treated steel construction holds its edge longer than budget bits, and the long-reach demolition profile lets you work into awkward spots without constantly repositioning the breaker.

Key Features:

• 600mm Extended Length - Gives you deeper reach into slabs, trenches, and structural concrete without crowding the tool.
• SDS Max Compatibility - Locks securely into heavy-duty rotary hammers and breakers for solid power transfer.
• Pointed Demolition Tip - Concentrates impact energy for quicker cracking and starting holes in hard material.
• Hardened Steel Body - Resists mushrooming and tip deformation during repeated high-force demolition work.
• Professional Site Durability - Designed to handle continuous hammer action on concrete, brick, and stone.

Applications

This isn’t a finishing tool — it’s your go-to when the job calls for brute force. The pointed demolition design is ideal for breaking reinforced concrete, splitting dense stone, or starting openings before switching to a flat or spade chisel. Contractors using heavy SDS Max rotary hammers will find it especially useful for foundation repair, floor removal, trenching for utilities, and knocking out stubborn masonry. And when you’re dealing with older construction where material density changes every few inches, that concentrated tip helps you stay in control.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — plenty of chisels fit an SDS Max tool, but not all of them survive serious demolition. The DeWalt professional accessory line is known for consistent heat treatment and straight machining, which means less wobble, cleaner impact transfer, and fewer mid-job replacements. The extra-long 600mm format also makes a real difference on deep breakouts or when working inside pits and footings. The bottom line is simple: fewer swaps, steadier hits, and less wasted time. And that matters a lot on a job site.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Overall Length (600mm) - Provides extended reach for deep demolition work and safer operator positioning.
• Shank Type (SDS Max) - Fits large professional rotary hammers designed for high-impact chiselling.
• Tip Style (Pointed) - Focuses the hammer’s energy into a small area for faster penetration.
• Material (Heat-Treated Steel) - Helps the chisel withstand repeated heavy blows without premature wear.
• Duty Class (Heavy Demolition) - Intended for continuous site use rather than occasional DIY breaking.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re running demolition crews, concrete repair work, or utility installation, a long SDS Max pointed chisel like this should already be in your kit. It’s especially suited for tradespeople using high-power demolition hammers daily — builders, civil contractors, renovation teams, and groundwork specialists who can’t afford accessories that fold under pressure.

DIY users with small SDS Plus drills should skip it — wrong tool class entirely. But if you’ve got a proper breaker and need something that’ll punch through hard material without babysitting the tip every hour, this one fits the bill nicely.