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It depends. Once you get one bit off the rest might basically fall off.
An SDS with chisel would be nicer but hammer will work. Start in a place you can't see easily incase you do damage getting the first bit open. Eye protection. -
Is it reasonable to ask why? And what brick type is it laying on, there are hole markings in that which could be assumed to be from a 'damp proof treatment' - I'd have the biggest fear to be taking the surface of the brick(?) off with it -[surface=or weak point in brick/ chunk of brick] but if you have a way to recover that go for it
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Toothed ‘scutch’ chisel will destroy that shit.
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This weekend I'm going to chisel off this concrete/cement along the side of the house.
Do I need a chisel? A bolster? I figure something with a wide impact surface will be better/faster.
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