Chisel Pointed

FAQ

FAQ — Chisel Pointed

What is a Chisel Pointed tool?

A Chisel Pointed tool is a hand tool with a hardened, wedge-shaped tip designed for breaking, shaping, or chipping hard materials such as concrete, stone, or metal.

What materials are Chisel Pointed tools made from?

They are usually forged from high-carbon steel or alloy steel, heat-treated for durability and impact resistance.

What are the typical uses of a Chisel Pointed tool?

It is used for breaking concrete, removing tiles, shaping stone, or cutting metal during demolition or construction work.

Can a Chisel Pointed tool be used with a hammer or power tool?

Yes. It can be used manually with a hammer or mallet, or attached to pneumatic or electric hammers for heavy-duty work.

How do I maintain a Chisel Pointed tool?

Keep the edge sharp, avoid striking with a hardened steel hammer, and store it in a dry area to prevent rust.

What safety precautions should be taken while using it?

Always wear safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection. Ensure the chisel is stable and properly positioned before striking.

Can the chisel tip be re-sharpened?

Yes. The pointed tip can be ground back to shape when dull, using appropriate sharpening equipment.

Applications & Use Cases

Applications & Use Cases — Chisel Pointed

Construction & Demolition

• Breaking up concrete, masonry, and brickwork.
• Removing tiles, mortar, or surface coatings.
• Used in structural demolition and renovation projects.
• Ideal for creating openings or grooves in walls and floors.

Stone & Masonry Work

• Shaping and detailing natural stone blocks.
• Carving and splitting stone during fabrication.
• Removing uneven material or old mortar joints.
• Used for fine chiselling in sculpture or masonry finishing.

Metalworking & Fabrication

• Cutting sheet metal or rivets manually.
• Removing weld splatter or cleaning metal joints.
• Trimming or shaping small metal components.
• Common in repair shops for metal removal tasks.

Road & Civil Maintenance

• Breaking asphalt or concrete surfaces for repair.
• Creating expansion joints or drainage openings.
• Used for site preparation and trench work.
• Ideal for use with pneumatic breakers or hammers.

DIY & Home Projects

• Removing old tiles or plaster from walls.
• Breaking small sections of concrete or brick.
• Used for crafting or stone art projects.
• Practical tool for home renovation and garden work.

Product Features

Product Features — Chisel Pointed

• Forged High-Carbon Steel

  Made from durable, heat-treated steel for maximum toughness and longevity.

• Precision Pointed Tip

  Designed for accurate penetration and controlled breaking of hard materials.

• Impact-Resistant Body

  Built to withstand repeated hammer strikes without deformation or cracking.

• Corrosion-Resistant Finish

  Protective coating prevents rust and wear during outdoor or site use.

• Multi-Purpose Application

  Suitable for use on concrete, stone, metal, and other rigid materials.

• Sharpenable Tip

  Can be re-ground to maintain cutting and chiselling efficiency over time.

• Ergonomic Grip Option

  Some models include a hand guard or grip sleeve for safer, more comfortable use.

• Professional & DIY Quality

  Reliable tool for tradespeople, masons, and home users performing demanding tasks.