Masonry Chisels Makita B-64777 Length 250 mm Quantity 1 pc

The Makita B-64777 masonry chisel, 250 mm length, is designed for controlled chiseling and cutting in masonry materials. Manufactured to fit common handheld demolition and chipping tools, this single-piece chisel combines a hardened cutting edge with a shaft suited for impact use. The 250 mm length offers a balance between reach and control, allowing accurate material removal in confined and open workspaces.

Advantages

The chisel features a wear-resistant cutting face and a straight shaft that provides stable positioning during impact operations. Its hardened tip maintains edge geometry over extended use, reducing the need for frequent regrinding. Compatibility with standard hammering tools ensures straightforward installation and replacement, while the 250 mm length supports versatile handling for both fine and coarse masonry tasks.

Suitable for

• Removing mortar and joint material in brick and blockwork
• Shaping and trimming concrete edges and small structures
• Chipping out tiles, plaster, and thin rendered layers
• Detail work in restoration and renovation projects

Key specifications

• Tool type: masonry chisel for impact tools
• Length: 250 mm
• Material: hardened steel cutting edge with impact-grade shaft
• Design: straight shaft with flat cutting tip for chipping and cutting
• Quantity per package: 1 piece

How to use

Fit the chisel securely into a compatible rotary or demolition hammer according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the flat cutting tip against the work surface at the appropriate angle for the required cut or chip. Apply controlled impacts, advancing incrementally to avoid excessive force that could damage the material or the chisel. Periodically inspect the cutting edge for wear and replace the chisel when edge integrity deteriorates to maintain safe and effective operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection. For best results, match the chisel width and tip geometry to the task and avoid using the chisel on hardened steel or materials outside its intended masonry applications.