Chisel MODECO EXPERT CR-V 14 mm MN-67-064 — woodworking chisel, chrome-vanadium

Modeco EXPERT CR-V 14 mm chisel (woodworking chisel, chrome-vanadium) is a hand tool designed for precise paring, shaping and cleaning of wood surfaces and joints. The 14 mm wide blade made from chrome‑vanadium steel provides a balance of strength and edge retention suitable for carpenters, cabinetmakers and renovation professionals. The tool is intended for controlled manual cutting and trimming tasks where a reliable, sharp edge and predictable performance are required.

Advantages

The chrome‑vanadium steel blade resists wear and maintains a sharp edge for extended use, reducing the need for frequent resharpening. The 14 mm blade width offers a versatile working size for a variety of joinery operations, while the hardened cutting edge ensures consistent cutting performance. The chisel’s construction focuses on durability and usability for repeated manual operations in workshop and on‑site environments.

Suitable for

• Paring and trimming wood joints in carpentry and cabinetmaking
• Cleaning out mortises and grooves
• Shaping and smoothing edges and small surfaces
• Detail work during renovation and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Blade material: chrome‑vanadium (CR‑V) steel
• Blade width: 14 mm
• Intended use: manual woodworking chisel for paring, shaping and joint work
• Edge type: hardened cutting edge for improved retention
• Typical applications: carpentry, cabinetmaking, renovation and repair

How to use

Secure the workpiece and use a mallet or push by hand depending on the required force and precision. Hold the chisel with a firm grip and guide the blade with controlled strokes, working from the outside of a joint toward the waste area for safe material removal. Keep the bevel side oriented as needed for paring or chopping operations and avoid levering the tool sideways to prevent blade damage. After use, clean off debris and store the chisel in a protective holder to preserve the cutting edge.

Usage recommendations

Maintain the cutting edge by regular honing and periodic sharpening on appropriate stones. Use a wooden or rubber mallet to avoid excessive impact on the steel and check the handle and ferrule for secure fit before applying heavy blows. For precise joinery work, mark lines and remove thin shavings incrementally to reach the desired fit.