Wood Chisel 8mm

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R 100.97

Product description

Tork Craft Wood Chisel — 8 mm Blade

A precision hand chisel for detailed work in wood. The 8 mm blade is ideal for trimming small wood joints, delicate carving, cleaning out tight mortises or dovetails. Built for craftspeople needing fine control in joinery and cabinetry.

Features

8 mm blade width — suited for fine and precise cutting tasks.
Hardened steel blade — heat treated for edge retention.
Comfort grip handle for better control and reduced fatigue.
Factory ground bevel for immediate usability.

Benefits

Precision detailing: great for cleaning lines, tight joints & carving.
Minimal waste: allows for highly controlled wood removal.
Efficient finishing: sharp edge yields cleaner surfaces with less sanding.

Specifications

Description	Specification
Packaging Type	Hanging Tag
Package Dimensions	205(L) x 45(W) x 16(H)mm
Package Weight	173g
Material	Chisels blades: HSS blades Chisel handles: Rubber and Plastic
Finish	Polished
Overall chisel length	270mm
Size	8mm
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)	1.08kg
Qty (box/pack)	6
Outer Box
Dimensions (box/pack)	510(L) x 375(W) x 170(H)mm
Weight (box/pack)	11.55kg
Qty (box/pack)	60

Extra Info

Extra Information

Use light paring cuts for fine detail; avoid heavy mallet blows on this size to protect the edge.
Keep the bevel side toward the cut for best results and to reduce tear-out in timber.
Strop or hone frequently to maintain a razor edge when doing delicate work.

Pro Tip

For cleaner results on softwoods, score alongside the cut line first to prevent tear-out beyond your path.
Use it to clean glue squeeze-out from joints once partially set — the small width helps reach inside grooves without damaging adjacent surfaces.

Safety

Wear eye protection — chips can fly when chiseling.
Keep fingers behind the cutting edge — risk of slipping increases in narrow cuts.
Use blade guards or protective covers when storing to avoid accidental cuts or blade damage.
Do not strike the end of the handle with metal hammers unless the chisel is designed for it.