Meet the Footprint 1861 Grooved Plugging Chisel – a purpose-built tool for brick and block work, designed to remove mortar and cement with precision. Crafted for professional bricklayers and serious DIY enthusiasts, it combines durability with efficient debris clearance for faster, cleaner joints. Blade and groove design: Cutting edge wider than the blade with a centre groove to rapidly clear debris as you work. Material and construction: Made from a single fully forged carbon steel, hardened and tempered for strength and longevity. Head design: Domed head reduces splintering during repeated hammer strikes. Size: Blade width 16mm; chisel length 265mm for a balanced reach and control. Origin: Made in Sheffield, Britain, reflecting traditional British tooling craftsmanship. Grip and safety: Supplied with a British-made high-visibility protective plastic moulded grip for secure handling. Designed to remove mortar and cement from between brick and block joints without damaging surrounding masonry, this chisel delivers steady performance across renovation and new-build projects. The centre groove channels debris away, keeping the cutting edge clear and speeding up work such as repointing or preparing joints for new mortar. The single-forged carbon steel construction, hardened and tempered, provides lasting edge retention under heavy use, while the domed head minimises chipping during continued hammer blows. Built in Sheffield with a high-visibility protective grip, it offers on-site reliability for professionals and serious hobbyists alike. Ideal for cleaning joints in brickwork, blockwork, and structural restoration tasks.
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