Wood Chisel, 3/8", 1/2" to 1-1/4"

Wholesale economical price wood carving chisel, selectable size in 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1-1/4 inch. Our best woodworking chisels are high quality and durable, it can be used for many kinds of wood chipping holes, and the bottom of a chisel can be used to knock rivets, high hardness and resistance to knock. The wood chisel handle is designed for the ergonomic handle made from thermoplastic rubber that comfortable to hold and labor saving. 

Specification

Note: The sizes are approximate.

Tips: How to Use a Wood Chisel?
A wood chisel is a common hand tool for woodworking, size in 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1-1/4 inch. It is better to choose a knock-resistant chisel with iron ring or plastic at the tail, thus when you use a chisel, you could knock it with a hammer.
The wood chisel has two sides, one is inclined plane, and the other is straight plane. The range of the straight plane facing is what you will save, while the range of the inclined plane facing is to be removed. Draw the line before chiseling, and then use a chisel or a scriber to make dents. Wood chisels are mainly used in three directions, horizontal, diagonal, and vertical. It is mainly used to clean the plane in the horizontal. Hold the chisel with one hand, and control the direction of the chisel with the other hand. The hand that controls the direction is as close as possible to the cutting edge, which is more accurate. The inclined plane should be faced down when you use the chisel in diagonal. It is worth paying attention to is the direction of wood grains. The cutting direction of the chisel should be opposite to wood grains, otherwise it is easy to tear and damage the wood block. Using a chisel in vertical requires keeping the chisel plumb to the wood block. So, a hammer is generally needed. When holding the chisel in your hand, you can try to hold it as low as possible, so that the chisel can be placed more precisely where you need to chisel, and the chisel can be more perpendicular to the wood block. It is very important to keep the sharpness of the chisel. The sharper the chisel, the more precise you can achieve when processing woods.