- Mallets: These tools are used to strike chisels and other masonry tools.
- Trowels: These flat, scoop-shaped tools are used to apply mortar and smooth out surfaces.
- Levels: These tools are used to ensure that surfaces are level.
- Plumb bobs: These weighted tools are used to check that surfaces are vertical.
- Hammers: These tools are used to drive nails, set chisels, and break up concrete.
- Chisels: These tools are used to cut and shape stone and concrete.
- Jointers: These tools are used to finish and smooth joints between stones or bricks.
- Squares: These tools are used to check that angles are square (90 degrees).
- Rakes: These tools are used to spread and smooth mortar.
- Buckets: These containers are used to hold water, mortar, and other materials.
- Wheelbarrows: These large, single-wheeled carts are used to transport materials.
- Scaffolds: These temporary platforms are used to allow masons to work at heights.
- Safety glasses: These protective eyewear is worn to protect the mason's eyes from flying debris.
- Gloves: These hand protection is worn to protect the mason's hands from cuts and abrasions.
- Hard hats: These protective helmets are worn to protect the mason's head from falling objects.
- Steel-toed boots: These protective footwear is worn to protect the mason's feet from falling objects and sharp tools.