Chisel 75 mm with hexagonal handle GRAPHITE 57H567

Chisel 75 mm with hexagonal handle GRAPHITE 57H567 is a manual cutting tool designed for controlled removal and shaping of wood, plaster and soft masonry. The 75 mm wide blade provides a broad cutting edge for smoothing, paring and cleaning joints, while the hexagonal handle improves grip stability and helps maintain consistent strike alignment. The tool is intended for carpentry, renovation and general DIY tasks where a combination of reach, edge width and hand control is required.

Advantages

The 75 mm blade width allows efficient material removal over a wider area, reducing the number of passes needed. The hexagonal handle delivers a secure, non-rotating grip that supports accurate chisel work and safer hammer strikes. The tool’s geometry and blade width make it suitable for both fine paring and heavier scraping tasks. Its straightforward design requires minimal maintenance and is compatible with common woodworking and renovation techniques.

Suitable for

• Paring and shaping wooden boards and panels
• Removing plaster or mortar in renovation work
• Cleaning out joints, mortices and grooves
• General DIY and carpentry finishing tasks

Key specifications

• Blade width: 75 mm
• Blade type: single-edge chisel blade suitable for wood, plaster and soft masonry
• Handle shape: hexagonal for improved grip stability
• Intended use: manual striking and push chisel operations
• Material compatibility: wood, plaster, soft masonry

How to use

Hold the chisel with the hexagonal handle to prevent rotation and position the blade bevel at the desired angle to the workpiece. For paring and fine shaving, use controlled push strokes with the chisel held flat or slightly angled; for heavier removal, use a mallet or hammer to strike the handle while maintaining correct chisel alignment. Work from the waste side toward the finished surface, make light passes to avoid tear-out on wood, and take additional passes until the desired shape or depth is achieved. Regularly inspect and maintain the cutting edge by honing as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when striking the chisel. Keep the cutting edge sharp and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion. For hard materials or heavy demolition, select a tool specifically designed for those applications rather than this chisel intended for wood, plaster and soft masonry.