Masonry chisels AWTools AW32905 set, 4 pcs, total weight 800 g

Set of masonry chisels AWTools AW32905 consists of four hand chisels with a total weight of 800 g. Each chisel features a forged blade made of chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel with hardened and ground beveled side edges for consistent cutting performance. Handles are ergonomically shaped in plastic with an anti-slip TPR surface and end in a durable steel striking cap, making the set suitable for chiselling, mortar joint removal and light demolition during masonry, renovation and construction work.

Advantages

The chisels’ forged CrV steel blades provide good wear resistance and edge retention while the hardened and ground bevels ensure precise material removal. Ergonomic plastic handles with TPR coating reduce hand fatigue and improve grip control, and the steel caps allow safe striking with a hammer or mallet. The compact set of four tools covers a range of widths for different tasks, offering versatility for both professional and DIY masonry operations.

Suitable for

• Cutting and shaping brick, stone and mortar joints
• Removing old mortar and preparing surfaces for repointing
• Minor demolition and chiselling during renovation
• Precise handwork where controlled material removal is required

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 4
• Total weight: 800 g
• Blade material: forged chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel
• Blade edges: hardened and ground beveled sides
• Handle: ergonomic plastic with anti-slip TPR coating
• Strike cap: durable steel end cap for hammering

How to use

Select a chisel width appropriate for the task and position the blade on the mortar or masonry at the intended cutting point. Hold the ergonomic handle firmly, making sure your hands are clear of the striking area, and apply controlled blows with a hammer or mallet to drive the chisel. Use steady, measured strikes when removing mortar or shaping brickwork to avoid undue damage to surrounding material. After use, wipe blades clean, check for edge damage and store the set in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when chiselling. Use a hammer or mallet suited to the chisel size, and avoid striking the sides of the handle directly. Regularly inspect blades for wear and re-sharpen or replace as needed to maintain efficient, safe operation.