Furrow cutter SDS Max 32 x 300 mm, Hikoki — brick cutting accessory

The Hikoki furrow cutter with an SDS Max shank is a specialist masonry accessory for controlled groove cutting in brick and similar materials. With a 32 mm cutting diameter and 300 mm overall length, this attachment is made to work with SDS Max rotary hammers and chisel-compatible demolition tools. It enables accurate removal of material for cable runs, pipe channels and other installations where a straight, consistent furrow is required during renovation or construction tasks.

Advantages

This furrow cutter provides consistent cutting depth and width thanks to its 32 mm diameter design and 300 mm length, ensuring repeatable results across multiple cuts. The SDS Max shank allows quick and secure fitting into compatible rotary hammers and chisel-capable demolition tools, reducing downtime during tool changes. The cutter’s geometry is optimized for masonry and brick, promoting efficient debris evacuation and reducing the need for secondary finishing.

Suitable for

• Cutting grooves in brick walls for electrical cables
• Creating channels for pipes in masonry during renovation
• Preparing surfaces for recessed installations and mounting
• Work with SDS Max rotary hammers and compatible demolition tools

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 32 mm
• Overall length: 300 mm
• Shank type: SDS Max
• Intended material: brick and masonry

How to use

Select an SDS Max rotary hammer or demolition tool compatible with chisel accessories, secure the furrow cutter in the tool’s chuck according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, mark the groove line on the masonry, and start cutting at a low speed to position the cutter. Apply steady pressure and maintain a consistent travel speed along the marked line to produce an even furrow. Stop periodically to clear debris and inspect the groove depth; repeat passes may be required to reach the desired depth.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, dust mask or extraction, hearing protection and gloves. Verify that the tool’s impact energy and rotation speed are suitable for the accessory and material. For neat results, make several shallow passes rather than attempting a single deep cut, and clear dust regularly to prevent clogging.