Wood Chisel 25mm

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R 116.73

Product description

Tork Craft Wood Chisel — 25 mm Blade

A robust wide chisel for when you need to move material confidently. The 25 mm blade excels at flattening surfaces, trimming edges, cleaning out panels and rebates, and making adjustments across larger woodwork planes or joinery faces.

Features

25 mm blade width — excellent coverage with precision.
Hardened, bevel-ground blade for edge durability and consistency.
Comfort grip ergonomic handle designed for controlled use.
Factory bevel & sharpened edge — ready for work with minimal prep.

Benefits

Fast stock removal: covers more width per cut.
Better finishing: reduces need for sanding by delivering smoother surfaces.
Stable cuts: wide base helps with flat trimming and uniform passes.

Specifications

Description	Specification
Packaging Type	Hanging Tag
Package Dimensions	205(L) x 45(W) x 16(H)mm
Package Weight	257g
Material	Chisels blades: HSS blades Chisel handles: Rubber and Plastic
Finish	Polished
Overall chisel length	270mm
Size	25mm
Blade hardness	±65-70HRC
Standard bevel	30°
Secondary bevel	35°
Country of Origin	Republic of China (PRC)
Warranty	6 Months
Content	1 x Wood Chisel

Bulk

Inner Box
Dimensions (box/pack)	365(L) x 100(W) x 75(H)mm
Weight (box/pack)	1.44kg
Qty (box/pack)	6
Outer Box
Dimensions (box/pack)	510(L) x 375(W) x 170(H)mm
Weight (box/pack)	15.03kg
Qty (box/pack)	60

Extra Info

Extra Information

Use steady paring strokes; avoid heavy mallet blows unless the chisel is rated for it.
Score an edge first on cross grain work to prevent tear-out.
Strap or hone periodically to maintain the sharpness across the full width — wider blades dull faster.

Pro Tip

For wide rebates or flush trims, follow with a block plane after the 25 mm chisel to get ultra-flat surfaces.
Use incremental cuts — for deep material removal, operate in passes of 1–2 mm rather than forcing the blade.

Safety

Wear eye protection to guard against chips.
Keep your body clear of the cutting path — use controlled motions.
Store with edge protection or in a chisel rack to avoid accidents and blade damage.
Don’t force the chisel sideways — back it out and reset if you feel binding.