Westward
Westward 2AJJ1 Cold Chisel 7/8 in x 8 in Alloy Steel
Alloy steel cold chisel with black oxide finish, 7/8 inch blade width and 8 inch length for metal and wood applications
- TypeWood Carving Tools
- MaterialAlloy Steel With Black Oxide Finish
- Alloy steel with black oxide resists corrosion
- 7/8 in blade width suits metal and wood work
- 8 in overall length gives reach and control
- Straight blade tip provides clean, precise cuts
- Plain steel grip withstands heavy striking force
Cold Chisel for Metal and Wood
This 7/8-inch by 8-inch cold chisel is forged from alloy steel with a black oxide finish. It suits tradespeople and hobbyists who need a durable hand tool for cutting or shaping metal and wood. The straight blade tip delivers a controlled strike for general workshop tasks.
Alloy Steel Build with Plain Grip
The alloy steel construction resists wear while the black oxide coating adds corrosion protection. A plain steel grip transmits force directly without a separate handle or striking cap. The absence of a tether point keeps the profile simple for unrestricted movement in tight spaces.
Upgrade from Worn or Softer Chisels
Replacing a mushroomed or softer-edged chisel restores clean cuts and reduces rework. The jump is worth it when the current tool no longer holds an edge on steel or hardwood. Buyers who need a striking cap or tether-ready design should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Alloy steel with black oxide resists corrosion
- 7/8 in blade width suits metal and wood work
- 8 in overall length gives reach and control
- Straight blade tip provides clean, precise cuts
- Plain steel grip withstands heavy striking force
Specifications
| Type | Wood Carving Tools |
|---|---|
| Brand | Westward |
| Model | 2AJJ1 |
| Material | Alloy Steel With Black Oxide Finish |
Questions about this item
What material applications does the 7/8 in wide cold chisel support?
The chisel is rated for both metal and wood applications, allowing use on ferrous materials and timber without changing tools.
What are the overall length and blade width that determine if it fits my tool roll?
It measures 8 inches overall with a 7/8 inch straight blade, so verify your roll pocket accommodates that length and width.
How do I use this chisel correctly since it has no handle or striking cap?
Grip the plain steel body directly and strike the flat end with a hammer; the common error is using a mushroomed striking face that can shatter.
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