Masonry Chisel Makita E-20177 Length 250 mm Quantity 1 Piece

The Makita E-20177 masonry chisel Length 250 mm Quantity 1 pc is a hand tool designed for controlled chiseling and material removal in masonry work. With a 250 mm overall length, this chisel provides reach and leverage for shaping, cutting joints, and removing mortar or small sections of brick and stone. The tool is supplied as a single piece and is intended for use with manual striking or compatible hammer tools, depending on site practice.

Advantages

The Makita masonry chisel offers a balance of control and durability suitable for routine masonry tasks. Its 250 mm length improves access to tight areas and gives the user improved leverage for accurate strikes. Supplied as a single chisel, it is convenient for professionals and home users who need a reliable tool for precise chiseling, joint cleaning, and localized demolition without excess bulk.

Suitable for

• Cutting and shaping bricks, blocks and stone
• Removing mortar and cleaning joints
• Localized removal of masonry material during repairs
• Preparation of masonry surfaces for finishing or repointing

Key specifications

• Tool type: masonry chisel
• Length: 250 mm
• Quantity in pack: 1 piece
• Intended use: manual chiseling and striking for masonry materials
• Compatibility: usable with standard striking hammers or hand striking methods

How to use

Position the chisel with the cutting edge against the masonry at the desired location and hold the shaft securely. Strike the blunt end with a suitable hammer to remove material incrementally; avoid excessive force that could damage the chisel or workpiece. For joint cleaning, align the chisel edge along the mortar bed and work progressively along the seam. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection as needed when striking.

Recommendations

Use the Makita E-20177 masonry chisel for controlled, small-scale removal and shaping tasks. Regularly inspect the cutting edge for wear and dress or replace the chisel if deformations or cracks appear. Store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion and do not use it on hardened steel or inappropriate materials to avoid damage.