Cutting Chisel JUCO T35358 200 mm

The JUCO Cutting Chisel T35358 200 mm is a hand tool designed for precise cutting, chiseling and light demolition in woodworking and fitting tasks. With a total length of 200 mm and a hardened cutting edge, this compact chisel is suitable for controlled material removal, carving detail and trimming joints. The chisel's shaft is prepared for use with standard handles or controlled hammer strikes, making it adaptable for both workshop and on-site work.

Advantages

The hardened cutting edge maintains sharpness under repeated use and provides consistent cutting performance on soft and hardwoods. Its compact 200 mm length improves control in confined spaces and when working on detailed joinery. The shaft design allows secure attachment to standard handles and is robust enough to accept measured hammer blows, giving flexibility between hand-driven and struck techniques.

Suitable for

• Woodworking and cabinetmaking—paring and fitting joints
• Carving and detail work on furniture and moldings
• Light demolition and removal of material in refurbishment projects
• On-site carpentry tasks where compact tools are required

Key specifications

• Total length: 200 mm
• Hardened cutting edge designed for durability
• Shaft compatible with standard handles and hammer strikes
• Intended for use on soft and hardwoods and general fitting materials

How to use

Position the cutting edge against the workpiece at the required angle and apply controlled pressure to pare or chop material. For hand paring, use a suitable handle and steady hand movements for thin shavings and fine adjustments. For struck work, ensure the shaft is correctly seated in a compatible handle and deliver measured hammer blows to avoid overstriking. Keep the cutting edge aligned and work from waste toward the finished surface to protect visible faces.

Usage recommendations

Maintain the cutting edge by regular honing and occasional sharpening on appropriate stones to preserve performance. Use protective gloves and eye protection when performing struck or demolition tasks. Store the chisel with a blade guard or in a tool roll to prevent accidental damage and to keep the edge safe between uses.