Hello,
I'm going to build a wall and use granite stones/blocks that I have. But the problem is how I should shape them to the right size?
Splitting them into smaller parts works well with stone chisels, but it leaves ugly drill holes.

I want to be able to chip off flakes and protrusions and remove the edge from the drill holes. I also plan to use them when paving with something like cobblestones.

I've seen there are chisels/scribes/pick chisels with Portuguese hammers; does anyone have experience with that?
How do you use them?

They were available for purchase but were very expensive for "simple" hand tools, for example https://stenbolaget.se/products/huggmejsel-rak-40

Maybe possible to rent (but haven't found any)?
How do you usually do?
 
  • Chisel tool for stone carving, used for shaping granite blocks by removing chips and edges, linked to a discussion on building a stone wall.
Angle grinder with stone cutting disc. Wear a respirator.
 
The idea is that I should get a 'broken' surface and not sawed. For appearance's sake, that is.
 
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