Metalworking chisel Proline 81713 — hand chisel for metal, pack of 1

Proline 81713 metalworking chisel — a handheld tool designed for cutting, shaping and removing material from metal surfaces. Supplied as a single unit, this hand chisel for metal is intended for workshop and maintenance tasks where a durable cutting edge and controlled manual force are required. The tool is engineered for manual repair and fabrication work such as chiselling, deburring and fitting metal parts, providing a straightforward solution for metal removal and detail shaping.

Advantages

The chisel features a hardened cutting edge that maintains geometry under repeated use and offers reliable performance when striking or prying metal. A solid construction provides stability and reduced flex during operation, while the hand-friendly shaft ensures secure grip and accurate control. Being a single-piece supply makes it easy to carry and store as part of a basic tool kit for professional or hobby metalworking.

Suitable for

• Cutting and splitting metal components
• Deburring sharp edges after cutting or machining
• Shaping and fitting sheet metal and small parts
• Removing rivets, welding splatter and corrosion spots
• General workshop maintenance and repair tasks

Key specifications

• Type: hand chisel for metal
• Quantity: pack of 1 (single unit)
• Intended use: manual cutting, chiselling and deburring of metal
• Cutting edge: hardened for wear resistance
• Construction: rigid shaft for stable striking

How to use

Position the chisel edge at the line or area to be removed and hold the handle with a firm grip. Apply controlled strikes with a suitable hammer to drive the cutting edge into the metal, taking care to maintain angle and direction for accurate material removal. For deburring, use lighter taps and progressive passes to avoid excessive material removal. Keep the chisel edge perpendicular or at the recommended bevel angle depending on the task to ensure clean cuts and reduce tool wear.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves when chiselling metal. Regularly inspect the cutting edge and re-sharpen or replace if chipped or excessively worn. Use a compatible hammer and avoid side loading the chisel to prolong tool life and maintain safe operation.