Vorel masonry chisels set TOYA 25700, 6 pcs, length 160 mm

Set of masonry chisels Vorel TOYA 25700 includes six chisels, each 160 mm in length, designed for chiselling, mortar removal and shaping of stone or brick in masonry and construction work. The set is intended for manual striking with a hammer or for light-duty use with compatible striking tools. Supplied as a 6-piece pack, it is suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users who need a compact selection of masonry chisels for routine tasks.

Advantages

The chisels feature a uniform 160 mm length that provides control and access in confined joints and around edges. Hardened and tempered working ends improve wear resistance during repeated striking, while precision-ground blades offer accurate material removal for mortar joints and shaping. The 6-piece assortment covers common widths and profiles needed for typical masonry operations, reducing the need to stop and sharpen or change tools frequently.

Suitable for

• Removing old mortar and repointing brickwork
• Shaping and trimming stone, brick or concrete blocks
• Chiselling out channels for utilities in masonry
• Light demolition and repair tasks around windows, doors and facades
• DIY renovation and small construction jobs

Key specifications

• Quantity in set: 6 chisels
• Overall length of each chisel: 160 mm
• Intended use: masonry chiselling, mortar removal, stone and brick shaping
• Working end: hardened and tempered blade for impact use
• Application method: manual striking with hammer or light-duty compatible striking tools
• Pack type: multi-piece set for professional and DIY applications

How to use

Select a chisel width appropriate to the joint or material and position the blade on the area to be removed. Hold the chisel firmly and strike the head with a suitable hammer in controlled blows, directing force away from your body and maintaining a steady angle for consistent removal. For repointing, work incrementally along the joint, removing mortar to the required depth without damaging adjacent bricks or stone. After use, clean the chisels of debris and store them in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection when striking chisels. Match the chisel size to the task to avoid excessive force and premature wear; keep blades sharp and inspect heads for mushrooming before use. For heavy-duty demolition or powered striking tools, verify compatibility and selected tool ratings to ensure safe operation.