Brick bolster chisel MEGA 300 mm with rubber guard model 31312

MEGA 300 mm brick bolster chisel model 31312 is a hand tool designed for cutting, shaping and splitting bricks, blocks and other masonry materials. The tool combines a broad, hardened chisel blade with a 300 mm overall length to provide controlled impact force transfer and improved reach when working on walls, paving or individual units. A rubber guard covers the striking area and part of the blade to reduce accidental damage and to facilitate safer handling and storage.

Advantages

The wide, robust blade delivers an even, predictable split line for brick and masonry work while the 300 mm length offers a balance between leverage and control. The rubber guard protects both the user and the blade edge from shocks and scratches during transport and when placed on a workbench. Hardened steel construction ensures durability under repeated striking with a hammer and helps maintain blade geometry for consistent performance.

Suitable for

• Cutting and splitting clay bricks and concrete blocks
• Trimming brick edges and removing mortar joints
• Masonry repair and renovation tasks on walls and pavements
• On-site construction work where controlled chisel cutting is required

Key specifications

• Overall length: 300 mm
• Blade type: broad bolster chisel
• Material: hardened steel blade with protective rubber guard
• Intended use: brick and masonry cutting and shaping

How to use

Place the bolster chisel with the blade edge aligned on the desired cut line, seating the chisel firmly against the brick or block. Strike the chisel head with a suitable hammer in controlled, repeatable blows until the material splits along the line. For trimming or removing mortar, use lighter taps and reposition as needed. Keep the rubber guard in place for storage and transportation, and remove it during use only if necessary for visibility or access.

Usage recommendations

Wear suitable personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when striking the chisel. Inspect the blade and guard before use; do not use if the blade is cracked, excessively worn or if the guard is damaged. Use an appropriate hammer weight for the material thickness and task to avoid damaging the tool or the workpiece.