Masonry chisels AWTools AW43125 — set weight 1.14 kg

AWTools AW43125 masonry chisels are a set of hand and machine-compatible masonry tools designed for chiselling, shaping and removing mortar and masonry material. The set, with a combined weight of 1.14 kg, is intended for use in construction and renovation where controlled material removal, cutting of bricks and splitting of blocks is required. The chisels are made from chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel that has been hardened and tempered for wear resistance and durability. They are suitable for both manual hammer striking and for use with compatible rotary hammer drills.

Advantages

The chisels combine hardened and tempered CrV steel construction with a wide blade profile to speed up material removal and improve edge retention. Their design allows use with SDS-PLUS rotary hammers as well as manual striking, providing versatility across demolition, renovation and general masonry tasks. The set format gives multiple tool options for different chiselling widths and applications while keeping the overall weight manageable for transport and handling on site.

Suitable for

• Removing old mortar and raking joints
• Cutting and shaping bricks and concrete blocks
• Tile removal and breaking through thin masonry layers
• Light to medium demolition and renovation work

Key specifications

• Material: chrome-vanadium (CrV) steel, hardened and tempered
• Total set weight: 1.14 kg
• Blade style: wide chisel profile for faster material collection
• Compatibility: designed for SDS-PLUS rotary hammer drills and manual hammer striking
• Intended use: masonry, concrete, tile and brick work

How to use

Select a chisel from the set that matches the width and type of work required. When using manually, position the chisel securely against the work surface and strike the head with an appropriate hammer, controlling angle and force to avoid tool damage. When using with a rotary hammer, ensure the tool and machine are compatible with SDS-PLUS fittings, insert the chisel correctly, and operate the drill at recommended settings for masonry work. Keep the chisel edge aligned with the cutting plane to achieve consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Inspect the chisel before use for signs of excessive wear or damage. Do not use a chisel with a mushroomed head or cracked shaft; grind and straighten minor burrs on the edge as needed and maintain the hardened edge by occasional light sharpening following manufacturer safety guidance.