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Chisels in Montenegro: prices of wood chisels, hand chisels and points for concrete, SDS-plus, SDS-max and HEX chisels and chisel sets (2026)

Chisels in Montenegro: prices of wood chisels, hand chisels and points for concrete, SDS-plus, SDS-max and HEX chisels and chisel sets (2026) (Glatko guide cover)

On 29 September 2026 chisels cost from €2.69 for a 250 mm pointed SDS-plus chisel at KIPS to €71.90 for a 110 x 400 mm Makita SDS-max spade chisel at KIPS, with a median of €9.99 across 131 chisels and sets from two shops. Wood chisels have a median of €4.89, hand chisels and points €6.14, SDS-plus €7.49, SDS-max €14.90, HEX chisels €26.50 and sets €17.99.

A chisel is the tool for cutting recesses in wood, removing tiles and chasing walls for cables and pipes, and for bigger chasing and renovation work you can send a free request on Glatko, without an account, for construction and renovation work or bathroom and kitchen renovation. Below are prices by type and shop, which chisel to use for which job, how to work safely and what EU rules require on a construction site.

What people search for

On 29 September 2026 Google Trends returned no data for our query, so we do not give a trend here.

On 29 September 2026 Google completed dleto and dlijeto (chisel) with za drvo (for wood), za beton (for concrete), za kamen (for stone), za pločice (for tiles), za skidanje pločica (for removing tiles), za metal (for metal) and za hilti (for a rotary hammer), and dleto also with sds max, while špic za (point for) was completed with hilti, hilti cena (price), pikamer (a small demolition hammer), štemanje (chasing), beton, kamen and hidraulični čekić (hydraulic hammer). So the most searched are chisels and points for chasing concrete and removing tiles.

Prices by type

How we choose and label price sources is explained in how we measure prices.

Chisels by type
ServicePriceNotes
Wood chisel(piece)€3.79–€19.9926 pieces, median 4.89
Hand chisel and point(piece)€3.39–€12.4914 pieces, median 6.14
SDS-plus(piece)€2.69–€25.929 pieces, median 7.49
SDS-max(piece)€4.9–€71.937 pieces, median 14.90
HEX(piece)€3.99–€59.915 pieces, median 26.50
Chisel set(set)€7.49–€69.910 sets, median 17.99

Source: Okov and KIPS, prices read on 29.09.2026. N = 67 at Okov and 64 at KIPS; excluding pneumatic hammers, drill bits, grease and adapters; medians are ours.

Chisels at Okov

At Okov we took 67 chisels and sets from several searches; the median is €12.49. Hoegert wood chisels from 8 to 25 mm cost from €4.49 to €4.89, and Stanley FatMax with a metal strike cap from €17.10 to €19.99. Unior hand chisels for metal from 150 to 250 mm cost from €5.49 to €8.49, a Stanley Cold €5.50, W.best flat and pointed 250 mm ones €5.99 each, and Unior with a rubber guard €11.99 and €12.49.

SDS-plus chisels cost from €5.04 to €18.99: Hitachi €6.49 each, Keil from €6.90 to €12.50 and Alpen Demolisher from €13.99 to €18.99. SDS-max chisels cost from €7.90 for a 280 mm Hitachi point to €54.90 for DeWalt and Keil, and 80 mm wide ones €27.50 each. HEX chisels cost from €26.50 for Hitachi to €59.90 for Bosch, and sets from €9.99 for three Total wood chisels to €24.90 for Raxx.

Chisels at KIPS

At KIPS we took 64 chisels and sets from six searches; the median is €6.49. Ingco wood chisels from 6 to 25 mm cost from €3.79 to €4.99, and MTX from 8 to 32 mm from €4.89 to €6.59. Hand points with a guard cost €3.39 and €4.89, a 250 mm Maurer €6.29, and 305 mm hand chisels €5.49 and €6.99.

SDS-plus chisels cost from €2.69 for MTX and €2.89 for Ingco to €25.90 for a 40 mm wide Makita. SDS-max chisels cost from €4.90 for an Ingco point, through €8.99 for 400 mm Makita ones, to €37.90 for a channel chisel and €71.90 for a spade, and HEX ones from €3.99 for Ingco to €59.90 for Makita. Sets cost from €7.49 for four chisels from 6 to 24 mm to €69.90 for four Ingco HEX chisels.

Which chisel for which job

A wood chisel is for cutting recesses for hinges and locks and is struck with a wooden or rubber mallet, not a steel hammer, except for chisels with a metal strike cap. A hand chisel and point for concrete are struck with a hammer and are enough for small openings and removing the odd tile.

For chasing channels for cables and pipes and removing tiles from a whole wall you need a rotary hammer with a chiselling function and SDS-plus chisels, and for demolition and thick walls a heavier hammer with an SDS-max or HEX chisel. A flat chisel removes tiles and plaster, a point breaks concrete and stone, a wide flat chisel and a spade remove tiles and adhesive, and a channel chisel cuts grooves for installations. Self-sharpening chisels stay sharp longer and jam less.

Alongside chisels, see our guides to rotary hammer drills, hammers and sledgehammers, safety glasses and masks and wall demolition and rubble removal.

How to work safely

When chasing and breaking tiles wear safety glasses, gloves and a mask, because fragments of tile and concrete fly, and concrete dust contains quartz. Before chasing a wall, check where cables and pipes run and switch off the power on that circuit. A chisel whose head has mushroomed from blows should be ground or replaced, because sharp fragments break off it.

A blunt chisel can be sharpened, but do not overheat it on the grinder, because the hardened tip then loses its hardness. Grease the end of an SDS chisel that goes into the drill with chisel grease, so that the holder wears less.

What EU rules require on a construction site

Council Directive 92/57/EEC of 24 June 1992 on minimum safety and health requirements at temporary or mobile construction sites requires in Article 3 that the client or project supervisor appoint one or more safety and health coordinators for any construction site on which more than one contractor is present. Before the site is set up there must be a safety and health plan.

If work lasts longer than 30 working days and more than 20 workers are occupied simultaneously, or the volume of work exceeds 500 person-days, a prior notice is sent to the competent authorities before work starts, and it must be clearly displayed on the site. Montenegro is not an EU member, but when several crews work on a flat renovation it is good to agree in advance who is responsible for safety and order.

On Glatko

On 28 September 2026 Glatko had 23 verified construction and renovation providers (Podgorica 13, Budva 3, Bar 3, Tivat 2, Kotor 1, Herceg Novi 1).

What to check before buying

  1. Shank: SDS-plus, SDS-max or HEX to match the drill or hammer.
  2. Shape: flat, point, wide flat, channel or spade.
  3. Length and width: from 250 to 600 mm and from 20 to 110 mm.
  4. Tip: hardened or self-sharpening.
  5. For wood: blade width and a handle that takes blows.

How we measured and what we did not

We copied prices from Okov and KIPS on the day of the check; we calculated the medians ourselves. We did not count pneumatic hammers with chisels, drill bits, chisel grease, adapters, pliers and shovels, and at Okov and KIPS we took only the first page of results. We took type and dimensions from product names. We did not measure tip hardness or chisel life.

Frequently asked questions

From €3.79 to €19.99, median €4.89.