Westward
Westward 2AJG6 Cold Chisel 1/4 Inch Tip 5 Inch Length
Removes or cuts softer metals with a 1/4-inch tip in chrome vanadium steel
- TypeWood Carving Tools
- MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel With Black Oxide Finish
- Chrome vanadium steel resists wear for long service life
- Black oxide finish protects against corrosion during storage
- 1/4 inch tip removes softer metals with controlled force
- Five inch length gives reach in tight work areas
- Tether-capable hex shank secures tool when working at height
Purpose-Built Cold Chisel
This Westward cold chisel is a hand tool designed to cut or remove metal that is softer than its own cutting edge. It is intended for mechanics, fabricators and maintenance staff who need a precise striking tool for metalwork tasks.
Suited For Detail Work; Not For Heavy Sectioning
The 1/4-inch tip width makes it suitable for confined spaces and detailed cutting jobs. Users who need to split thick stock or drive through harder alloys should look at something else with a wider blade and greater mass.
Chrome Vanadium Steel With Black Oxide Finish
The blade is forged from chrome vanadium steel and given a black oxide coating for corrosion resistance and wear life. This material choice determines whether the chisel will hold its edge under the specific metals you plan to cut.
Highlights
- Chrome vanadium steel resists wear for long service life
- Black oxide finish protects against corrosion during storage
- 1/4 inch tip removes softer metals with controlled force
- Five inch length gives reach in tight work areas
- Tether-capable hex shank secures tool when working at height
Specifications
| Type | Wood Carving Tools |
|---|---|
| Brand | Westward |
| Model | 2AJG6 |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel With Black Oxide Finish |
Questions about this item
What hammer or driver accepts the 1/4-inch hex on this cold chisel?
Any rotary hammer or impact driver with a standard 1/4-inch hex chuck will hold the shank securely.
Can the 1/4-inch tip cut through hardened steel bolts?
The chisel removes metal softer than its own cutting edge, so hardened bolts are not suitable.
How do I confirm the tether hole is ready for a lanyard after unpacking?
Inspect the shank end — the tether-capable hole should be clean and free of burrs before attaching a lanyard.
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