Westward
Westward 2AJH4 Cold Chisel 1 In. x 8 In. Power
A 1 in. by 8 in. cold chisel forged from chrome vanadium steel with a black oxide finish for cutting softer metals
- TypeWood Carving Tools
- MaterialChrome Vanadium Steel With Black Oxide Finish
- Durable chrome vanadium steel resists wear
- Black oxide finish adds corrosion protection
- 1-inch tip cuts softer metals cleanly
- 8-inch length provides controlled leverage
- 3/4-inch hex shank accepts extensions
- Standard tethering system improves job-site safety
Cold Chisel for Metal Removal
This Westward cold chisel is designed for cutting or removing metal softer than its cutting edge. It suits mechanics, fabricators and maintenance workers who need a durable hand tool for demolition or shaping tasks. The 1 in. tip and 8 in. length provide reach and control for heavy strikes.
Upgrade From Worn or Undersized Chisels
Replace mushroomed tips, cracked shanks or narrower blades that deform under impact. The jump is worth it when the job demands a full 1 in. cutting width and the toughness of chrome vanadium steel to withstand repeated hammer blows without chipping.
Simple Hand-Tool Installation
No assembly is required — grip the 3/4 in. hex shank directly or insert it into a compatible extension for extra reach. The integrated tether point accepts a standard lanyard for drop prevention. What usually goes wrong is using the chisel on hardened steel or applying side loads that snap the tip.
Highlights
- Durable chrome vanadium steel resists wear
- Black oxide finish adds corrosion protection
- 1-inch tip cuts softer metals cleanly
- 8-inch length provides controlled leverage
- 3/4-inch hex shank accepts extensions
- Standard tethering system improves job-site safety
Specifications
| Type | Wood Carving Tools |
|---|---|
| Brand | Westward |
| Model | 2AJH4 |
| Material | Chrome Vanadium Steel With Black Oxide Finish |
Questions about this item
What size hex shank does the Westward 2AJH4 cold chisel have for extensions?
It has a 3/4 in. hex shank that accepts an extension when extra reach is needed.
How is the tethering system on the Westward 2AJH4 cold chisel attached?
The standard tethering system is built into the chisel body so a lanyard can be clipped directly without extra hardware.
When should the Westward 2AJH4 cold chisel be replaced?
Replace it when the cutting edge becomes mushroomed, chipped, or no longer cuts metal softer than the tip.
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