How to Use an Electric Demolition Hammer
Electric demolition hammers are tools that resemble small handheld jackhammers and are generally used to break up and chisel away concrete. Their ability to break away concrete makes them very powerful tools, but it also makes them very dangerous if not used properly. With the proper knowledge of how to operate an electric demolition hammer, the demolition process for your project can be done not only efficiently, but also safely. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Turn the power switch on the hammer to the "Off" position.
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Plug the demolition hammer's power cord into a power outlet.
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Place the tip of the hammer's metal point against the surface you want to demolish.
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Switch the power switch into the "On" position.
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Hold the hammer firmly with both hands, pull the trigger, and thrust the tip of the hammer's point against the surface being demolished to start the hammer.The electric hammer's tip will begin to move in and out of the hammer.
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Work slowly and efficiently, controlling the hammer's recoil by gripping it firmly with both hands. Start the demolition at the point most convenient for you and work until the concrete is completely demolished, stopping periodically to ensure you are only demolishing the target area. You do not need to put any pressure on the hammer while working; simply let the weight of the hammer do the job for you.
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Pull the trigger and switch the power switch to the "Off" position to turn off the hammer when you are finished.
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Tips & Warnings
Use a demolition hammer only in a well-lit, uncluttered workspace.
Do not wear baggy clothes or jewelry when using a demolition hammer.
After use, the tip of the hammer will be very hot.
