Masonry Chisels Makita E-20236 5 pcs

Makita E-20236 masonry chisels are a set of five hardened chisels engineered for precise and efficient masonry work. The chisels are intended to assist tradespeople and DIY users with cutting, shaping, and removing brick, mortar, stone, and concrete during repair, renovation, and construction tasks. The set combines different tip profiles and lengths to cover common masonry operations while maintaining consistent performance and durability.

Advantages

The chisels are manufactured from heat-treated tool steel to provide wear resistance and maintain edge geometry under repeated impact. Each tool is designed for compatibility with common hammer and demolition driver tools, facilitating secure seating and reliable force transfer. The set approach reduces the need to source individual tools for specific tasks and ensures a range of cutting profiles is available on site. Surface treatment helps resist corrosion and extends service life when used under typical working conditions.

Suitable for

• Removing old mortar and joint repointing
• Chiselling out damaged brick or stone sections
• Cutting channels or grooves in masonry for pipes or conduits
• Demolition of small concrete elements and tile removal
• Detail shaping and trimming of masonry edges

Key specifications

• Set composition: five masonry chisels with varied tip profiles
• Material: hardened tool steel designed for impact applications
• Surface finish: protective coating for improved corrosion resistance
• Tip types: combination of flat, point and gouge-style profiles for versatile use
• Intended use: manual and pneumatic/hammer-driven masonry work

How to use

Select the chisel profile that matches the task — flat chisels for smoothing and joint work, pointed chisels for breaking and initial penetration, and gouge or wider profiles for removing larger sections. Secure the chisel in the appropriate hammer or tool according to that tool’s manufacturer instructions, position the chisel at the desired angle against the masonry surface, and apply controlled impacts. Progressively remove material in small increments to avoid overcutting, and periodically inspect the chisel edge for wear or deformation. Replace or re-sharpen chisels when the cutting edge becomes excessively rounded or damaged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection when chiselling. Ensure stable work positioning and follow safe hammer or demolition tool operating practices. Store chisels in a dry place and keep edges protected to prolong service life. For efficient results, match chisel type to the specific masonry task and avoid using excessively large impact forces that can damage both the tool and the workpiece.