Cold Chisel KREATOR 25 mm Head Width, 25 mm Blade Length, 260 mm Overall Length

KREATOR cold chisel with a 25 mm head width, 25 mm blade length and 260 mm overall length is a hand tool intended for manual wood cutting, shaping and material removal in carpentry and renovation work. The tool features a hardened cutting edge designed for controlled striking with a hammer and a shaft length that provides reach and leverage for detailed trimming and joinery tasks. The design balances edge definition and durability to support repeated use on timber and related materials.

Advantages

The cold chisel offers a precisely ground 25 mm cutting edge that helps produce clean grooves and trim cuts. Its overall length of 260 mm gives a comfortable working distance and improved leverage for controlled strikes. The hardened blade resists deformation under impact, while the shaped shaft facilitates secure gripping and directional control during manual operations. The tool is compatible with standard striking techniques, making it straightforward to integrate into existing toolsets.

Suitable for

• Cutting and trimming wood in carpentry and joinery
• Removing old wooden components during renovation
• Creating grooves, rebates and fine edge work
• Controlled demolition of small timber elements

Key specifications

• Head (cutting) width: 25 mm
• Blade length: 25 mm
• Overall length: 260 mm
• Material: hardened steel blade with a machined shaft (hardening and finish suitable for impact use)
• Intended use: manual striking with hammer for woodworking tasks

How to use

Position the chisel edge on the marked cutting line or area, hold the shaft firmly at a safe distance from the striking end, and apply controlled hammer strikes to advance the blade through the wood. For fine trimming, use light taps and progressively deepen cuts; for material removal, increase strike force while maintaining alignment to avoid blade twist. Always ensure the workpiece is secured and the cutting edge is correctly oriented to achieve the desired result.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye protection and keep hands clear of the striking zone. Maintain the cutting edge by occasional sharpening on a suitable whetstone or file; inspect the blade for chips or deformation before use. Store the chisel in a dry place and avoid striking the hardened blade with excessively hard or misaligned tools to prolong service life.