Masonry chisel AWTools AW32912, weight 194 g, hand tool for stone and brick

Masonry chisel AWTools AW32912 is a hand tool designed for cutting, shaping and removing mortar, stone and brick. The chisel features a forged blade made of high quality CrV steel with hardened and ground beveled side edges, and a weight of 194 g. An ergonomic plastic handle with anti-slip TPR ensures a firm grip, while a durable steel cap at the end of the handle allows safe striking and driving of the blade. The tool is intended for controlled chiseling and material removal in masonry, repair and renovation tasks.

Advantages

The forged CrV steel blade offers high toughness and wear resistance for prolonged use in stone and brick work. Hardened and ground beveled edges maintain a precise cutting profile and reduce the need for frequent regrinding. The ergonomic plastic handle with TPR overlay provides secure handling and reduces slippage during operation. A steel striking cap protects the handle during hammering and extends the service life of the tool. Its compact weight of 194 g balances control and impact efficiency for manual chiseling.

Suitable for

• Cutting and shaping brick and natural stone
• Removing mortar and joint material during repair
• Detail chiseling in renovation and restoration works
• On-site masonry adjustments and fitting

Key specifications

• Blade material: chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel, forged
• Blade treatment: hardened and ground beveled side edges
• Handle type: ergonomic plastic with TPR anti-slip overlay
• End cap: durable steel striking cap for hammer use
• Weight: 194 g

How to use

Hold the chisel by the ergonomic handle with a firm grip and position the blade edge against the work surface at the required angle. For cutting or splitting masonry, apply controlled hammer strikes to the steel cap using a suitable hammer, advancing the blade gradually. For mortar removal and joint chiseling, work along the joint with short, controlled strikes and progress incrementally to avoid damaging surrounding material. After use, clean the blade of debris and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when striking the chisel. Select hammer weight and strike force matched to the task to minimise tool wear and prevent handle damage. Regularly inspect the blade edge and regrind or sharpen as needed; avoid using the chisel on hardened steel or materials beyond its intended masonry use.