Chisel Set Proma HDB-65 6 pcs — wood chisels, set of 6 (MPN 25460065)

Proma HDB-65 chisel set includes six wood chisels designed for woodworking and carpentry tasks. The set provides a range of blade widths suitable for paring, mortising and finishing operations. Each chisel is intended for manual use in furniture repair, joinery and general wood shaping where precision cutting and trimming are required. The design balances blade hardness and edge geometry to maintain sharpness during typical hand-tool use.

Advantages

The set offers a selection of blade widths to cover multiple woodworking needs, reducing the need to purchase individual tools. Ergonomically shaped handles provide a comfortable grip for controlled manual work, while the hardened steel blades deliver consistent cutting performance across different wood species. The chisels are versatile for both rough removal and fine trim work when used with a mallet or by hand.

Suitable for

• Furniture repair and restoration
• Joinery and cabinet making
• Paring, trimming and finishing of wooden surfaces
• Cutting mortises and fitting joints
• Educational woodworking and hobby projects

Key specifications

• Quantity: 6 chisels in one set
• Application: manual woodworking and carpentry
• Blade material: hardened tool steel for edge retention
• Handle: ergonomically shaped for hand and mallet use
• Blade geometries: suitable for paring, mortising and finish trimming

How to use

Select the chisel width appropriate for the cut and secure the workpiece. For paring and finishing, hold the chisel bevel up or down according to the technique and push by hand with controlled strokes. For mortising or heavier removal, seat the chisel and strike the handle with a wooden or rubber mallet, keeping the blade square to the cut. Maintain control of the tool by supporting the handle and keeping fingers clear of the cutting edge. After use, wipe blades clean and store the set in a dry place to prevent corrosion and protect edges.

Usage recommendations

Regularly hone the cutting edge with a sharpening stone or strop to restore sharpness; avoid using the chisels on nails or metal objects. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection and keep a stable workbench or vise when performing heavier chisel work.