Masonry Chisels VOREL 25570

The VOREL 25570 masonry chisels are a set of twelve 200 mm chisels designed for precision work on brick, stone and concrete. Manufactured under the TOYA brand, this pack provides multiple chisels for continuous work or varying tasks, suitable for repair, renovation and detailed masonry operations. The chisels feature hardened working edges and shanks sized for standard hammer striking and hand-guided cutting, delivering consistent bevel geometry for controlled material removal.

Advantages

These masonry chisels offer a balance of durability and dimensional consistency, allowing repeatable results across multiple pieces. The uniform 200 mm length gives good reach and leverage while remaining easy to handle. Hardened cutting edges resist deformation under impact, and the set format ensures replacements are available during extended jobs. The tools are suitable for both chip removal and shaping of masonry materials with controlled force transfer from hammer to chisel tip.

Suitable for

• Removing mortar and joint material between bricks and blocks
• Shaping and trimming stone and concrete edges
• Creating channels or recesses in masonry
• Small demolition and renovation tasks

Key specifications

• Quantity: 12 pieces per pack
• Length: 200 mm per chisel
• Material: hardened steel working edge with durable shank
• Tip type: flat and pointed profiles suitable for cutting and chipping
• Intended use: manual striking with hammer for masonry work

How to use

Select the appropriate chisel profile for the task (flat for shaving and pointed for carving). Position the chisel at the correct angle against the masonry surface, hold the shank firmly, and strike the blunt end with a hammer to advance the cutting edge. Use controlled hammer blows to remove material in small increments, keeping the chisel perpendicular or at a slight angle as required for the profile. Regularly inspect the cutting edge and re-sharpen when signs of rounding or chipping appear to maintain efficient performance.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when striking chisels. Secure or support the workpiece to reduce movement, and use steady, measured strikes rather than excessive force to limit tool damage and improve control.