DEDRA 06C031 masonry chisels

DEDRA 06C031 masonry chisels are single-piece hand tools designed for cutting, shaping and removing mortar, brick and stone in light to medium masonry work. Supplied as one chisel per pack, the tool is intended for use with a hammer for controlled chiselling tasks on masonry surfaces. The chisel features a hardened steel working edge and a shaped shaft to transfer impact force efficiently from striking tool to the material being worked.

Advantages

The masonry chisel offers a hardened cutting face that maintains edge integrity during repeated strikes, and a tapered profile that enables accurate scoring and removal along joints or edges. Its single-piece construction reduces the risk of component separation under impact, while the shaped shaft improves grip and alignment when struck. The tool’s dimensions and weight are balanced for manual use, making it practical for targeted demolition and finishing tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing old mortar and joint cleaning
• Shaping and trimming bricks or concrete blocks
• Cutting out damaged sections of masonry
• Creating grooves or channels in stone and brickwork

Key specifications

• Tool type: masonry chisel for manual use
• Construction: single-piece steel body with hardened working edge
• Intended use: chiselling, cutting and trimming masonry materials such as brick, mortar, concrete and stone
• Pack quantity: 1 piece per pack

How to use

Position the chisel’s beveled edge against the masonry at the intended cut or joint, holding the shaft firmly with one hand away from the striking zone. Use a suitable hammer to deliver controlled blows to the chisel head, progressing gradually along the workline. For removal of mortar, score repeatedly along the joint before levering out material. Keep your hands clear of the hammer strike area and ensure the chisel is angled to direct fragments away from you. Inspect the working edge periodically and dress or replace the tool if excessive wear occurs.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including safety glasses, gloves and ear protection. Use with a hammer of suitable mass for the chisel size to avoid overloading. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion and protect the cutting edge with a cap or wrap when not in use.