Westward
Westward 2AJH7 Cold Chisel 1/2 in 6-1/2 in tool storage
Cold chisel with a 1/2 in blade for metal and wood, 6-1/2 in overall length, steel construction with plain grip and no striking cap or handle included
- Steel construction resists wear on metal and wood
- 1/2 in blade width suits standard chiselling tasks
- 6-1/2 in overall length provides controlled leverage
- Plain grip surface allows firm hand placement
- Ships free on orders of $75 or more
Westward 1/2 in Cold Chisel
This Westward cold chisel is a 1/2 inch blade width hand tool made from steel. It measures 6 1/2 inches in overall length and features a straight blade tip. The plain grip style and steel handle material provide a solid feel for striking tasks. It is designed for cutting and shaping metal or wood.
For metalwork and wood shaping tasks
This chisel suits users who need a straight blade for general cutting and shaping of metal and wood. It is not for buyers who require a striking cap for hammer impact protection. Workers needing a tether-ready tool for height safety should look elsewhere. It also lacks a separate handle grip for vibration reduction.
1/2 in blade width decides fit
The 1/2 inch blade width is the key specification that determines if this chisel matches the required cut size. The 6 1/2 inch overall length provides the reach and leverage for the job. The plain steel construction means no non-sparking rating for hazardous environments. Verify the blade width matches the workpiece requirements before purchase.
Highlights
- Steel construction resists wear on metal and wood
- 1/2 in blade width suits standard chiselling tasks
- 6-1/2 in overall length provides controlled leverage
- Plain grip surface allows firm hand placement
- Ships free on orders of $75 or more
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the steel blade need replacement after heavy metal work?
The blade is made of steel and shaped for metal and wood; it will wear over time and can be sharpened or replaced when the edge dulls.
What stops me from using it continuously on hard steel?
The 1/2 inch straight tip concentrates force, so the limiting factor is how much impact the steel edge can absorb before it mushrooms or chips.
Does the tool get hot or vibrate badly during all-day use?
The solid steel handle transmits vibration directly to the hand, and the metal body will warm up with repeated striking.
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