Chisel AWTools 25 mm with Plastic Handle AWTools AW32917

Chisel AWTools 25 mm with Plastic Handle AWTools AW32917 is a 25 mm hand chisel designed for controlled manual work on wood, plaster and similar materials. The tool features a forged CrV steel blade with hardened and ground beveled side edges and an ergonomic plastic handle with a TPR anti-slip surface. A durable steel cap at the handle end allows for striking with a hammer or mallet when additional driving force is required.

Advantages

The forged CrV steel blade offers strength and wear resistance appropriate for carving, trimming and removing material in carpentry and renovation tasks. Hardened and ground side edges maintain edge geometry and improve cutting precision. The ergonomic plastic handle with TPR anti-slip coating provides a secure grip and reduces the risk of slippage during controlled manual use. The steel striking cap reinforces the handle for occasional hammer strikes without damaging the grip.

Suitable for

• General woodworking: shaping, paring and fitting joints
• Renovation tasks: removing old plaster, trims and fittings
• Light demolition: cutting and prying small sections of material
• Detail carpentry: trimming door frames, moldings and edges

Key specifications

• Blade material: chromium-vanadium (CrV) forged steel
• Cutting width: 25 mm
• Blade edges: hardened and ground beveled sides for accurate cutting
• Handle: ergonomic plastic with TPR anti-slip surface
• Striking cap: durable steel cap at handle end for hammer strikes
• Intended materials: wood, plaster and similar construction materials

How to use

Hold the chisel by the ergonomic plastic handle with a firm, controlled grip and position the blade at the required angle relative to the work surface. For paring and shaping, push the chisel forward with steady, even pressure using the handle; for heavier cutting or removal, strike the steel cap with a suitable hammer or mallet while maintaining control of the tool. Keep the blade aligned and work in small, controlled passes to avoid splitting or damaging the material. After use, wipe the blade clean and store the chisel in a dry place to prevent corrosion and maintain edge condition.

Usage recommendations

Regularly sharpen and hone the blade to maintain cutting performance. Use eye protection and gloves when striking or removing hard material. Match strike force and blade angle to the material to reduce the risk of chisel damage and ensure safe operation.