Masonry chisels AWTools AW32913 — set, weight 194 g

AWTools AW32913 masonry chisels are a compact set of hand tools designed for chiseling, cutting and shaping masonry and related materials. Each chisel features a forged blade made of high-quality chromium-vanadium (CrV) steel with hardened and ground beveled side edges for precise material removal. The ergonomic plastic handle with anti-slip TPR provides a secure grip, and a durable steel striking cap allows controlled hammering and driving of the chisel blade, making this set suitable for light demolition and finishing work on masonry surfaces.

Advantages

The CrV forged blade delivers consistent hardness and wear resistance for extended service life. Hardened and ground beveled edges maintain sharpness and enable accurate cutting and dressing of mortar joints, brick edges and stone surfaces. The ergonomic plastic handle with TPR coating reduces hand fatigue and improves control, while the steel striking cap protects the handle during repeated blows. The set’s lightweight construction supports ease of handling and precise maneuvers in confined work areas.

Suitable for

• Removing old mortar and cleaning joints
• Trimming and shaping bricks and paving stones
• Light demolition and chipping of masonry
• Repair and renovation tasks on walls and façades

Key specifications

• Blade material: forged chromium-vanadium (CrV) steel
• Edge treatment: hardened and ground beveled sides
• Handle material: plastic with anti-slip TPR coating
• Striking cap: durable steel cap for hammer strikes
• Total weight (set): 194 g

How to use

Position the chisel edge against the masonry at the required angle and apply controlled hammer blows to the steel cap to remove material progressively. For joint removal, work along the mortar line with steady, short strikes to avoid overcutting surrounding brick or stone. Use the appropriate chisel profile and blade orientation to achieve trimming, shaping or chip-out operations. Maintain a firm, comfortable grip on the ergonomic TPR handle and keep hands clear of the hammering zone.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. Inspect the chisel before use for any cracks or excessive wear in the blade or handle. Keep the beveled edges sharp and free of nicks; re-sharpen or replace the chisel if cutting performance declines. Store the set in a dry place to prevent corrosion of the steel components.