Masonry chisels AWTools AW32910, metal set, single chisel weight 187 g

AWTools AW32910 masonry chisel is a handheld metal chisel designed for cutting, shaping and cleaning mortar, brick and other masonry materials. The single-piece construction features a forged CrV steel blade with hardened and ground beveled side edges, while an ergonomic plastic handle with anti-slip TPR provides a secure grip. A durable steel striking cap at the handle end allows controlled hammer strikes for light demolition and detailed joint work.

Advantages

The forged CrV steel blade offers increased edge stability and wear resistance during repeated use. Hardened and ground beveled side edges maintain cutting performance and reduce the need for frequent regrinding. The ergonomic plastic handle with TPR surface improves handling and reduces slippage in wet or dusty conditions. The steel striking cap protects the handle when using hammer strikes and extends product durability.

Suitable for

• Cutting and shaping mortar joints
• Removing loose or damaged brick and masonry material
• Raking joints and preparing surfaces for repointing
• Light demolition and detail chiselling in renovation work

Key specifications

• Blade material: forged chromium-vanadium (CrV) steel
• Bevel: hardened and ground beveled side edges for consistent cutting
• Handle: ergonomic plastic with anti-slip TPR surface
• Striking cap: durable steel cap for hammer strikes
• Design: single-piece metal chisel construction
• Weight per chisel: approximately 187 g

How to use

Hold the chisel by the ergonomic handle with a firm grip and position the blade edge against the mortar, brick or masonry where material removal is required. Use controlled hammer strikes on the steel cap to drive the blade into joints or to split and remove material. For precision work, apply lighter taps and adjust the angle of the blade to suit the cut or cleaning task. Regularly inspect the blade edge and handle for wear or damage and avoid striking at extreme angles that can cause chisel slippage or blade damage.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when chiselling. Keep the blade sharp and free of nicks; regrind or re-harden only with suitable tools and processes. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion and avoid using excessive force beyond light demolition and detailing to prolong tool life.