The DeWalt DT6941 Pointed Heavy Duty Hex Chisel is a straight-up no nonsense demolition and chiselling bit built for real work on concrete and masonry, the kind of one-piece tool that won’t fold when you’re breaking up tough spots on a slab or wall.

With its 19 mm hex shank, this chisel locks into SDS breakers without slipping — so every hit sends energy where it’s supposed to go, not back into your hand.

Key Features:

• 19 mm Hex Shank - Gives a tight fit in the breaker chuck so you waste less impact force and get cleaner breaks.
• Pointed Tip - Lets you start chips and cracks with precision, not guesswork, even in hard concrete.
• 600 mm Length - Means you can reach deep into rubble and gaps without awkward awkward positioning.
• Hardened Steel Body - Stands up to repeated hammering without turning into a sad bent bit.
• Single-Piece Design - Fewer weak points so you’re not replacing bits mid-job.

Applications

This is a pointed hex chisel that shines when you’re breaking out concrete, tiles, mortar beds, stone and similar materials with a breaker or demolition hammer, especially where you need a narrow, penetrating point to start fractures and channel material away.

Why Choose This Model

Here’s the thing — cheap chisels twist, mushroom, or snap. The DT6941 bucks that trend with a solid 600 mm length and a properly beefed-up shank that can take real hits without letting go, so you’re not stopping mid-break to swap bits. It’s the kind of tool you pick up and instantly trust in your hands.

Technical Specifications Explained

• Shank Size: 19 mm - Means compatibility with most common SDS style breakers and good torque transfer.
• Overall Length: 600 mm - Lets you work deeper into concrete or rubble piles without awkward positioning.
• Point Style - Designed to focus impact in a small area so cracks start where you want them to.
• Material: Hardened Steel - Boosts lifespan and resists mushrooming under repeated blows.
• Pack Quantity: 1 - Comes as a single, ready-to-use chisel.

Who Should Buy This

If you’re someone who regularly busts up masonry with a breaker — whether you’re an onsite carpenter needing to open up concrete around footings, a plumber chiselling channels for pipework, or a demolition contractor grinding through walls — this heavy duty pointed chisel is a practical, job-ready choice that won’t let you down.

Don’t buy it if you just need a one-off bit for tiny tiling work — but if you’re out there every day breaking material and demanding tools that last, this is one you’ll reach for again and again.