Chisel Silver 20×14×250 mm, Silver brand, model 10720

Chisel Silver 20×14×250 mm, model 10720 by Silver is a hand chisel designed for precise cutting, shaping and removing material where a narrow blade is required. The tool features a straight blade profile and a length suitable for reach and control during carpentry, renovation and light construction tasks. Its working dimensions of 20 mm width, 14 mm thickness and 250 mm overall length make it appropriate for detail work, trimming and finishing operations on wood, masonry or soft metals under controlled force.

Advantages

This chisel offers a narrow, straight blade for accurate cuts and smooth trimming along edges and joints. Its dimensions balance rigidity and access: the 20 mm cutting width allows focused material removal while the length provides leverage and reach. The tool is suitable for use in confined spaces and on fine details where larger chisels are impractical. The construction supports controlled striking and manual planing motions, enabling repeatable results when shaping or removing material.

Suitable for

• Precision carpentry tasks such as trimming joints and fitting components
• Detail woodworking and finish work on furniture or mouldings
• Light renovation work including removal of mortar or soft masonry material
• Shaping and deburring of soft metals in light fabrication or repair
• On-site adjustments and fitting in tight or narrow spaces

Key specifications

• Blade width: 20 mm
• Blade thickness: 14 mm
• Overall length: 250 mm
• Blade profile: straight
• Intended materials: wood, soft masonry, soft metals

How to use

Hold the chisel with a firm grip on the handle and position the bevel side as required for the cut. For controlled material removal, start with light taps using a suitable hammer or mallet and increase force gradually if needed; for hand paring, apply steady pressure while drawing the chisel toward you. Keep the chisel blade aligned with the intended cutting line and maintain an appropriate angle to avoid gouging. When working on masonry or metal, ensure the tools and personal protective equipment are rated for those materials.

Usage recommendations

Maintain a sharp, well-honed edge for accurate results and safer operation. Regularly inspect the blade for chips or deformation and dress the cutting edge on a sharpening stone as required. Use a mallet compatible with the handle design and wear eye protection and gloves when striking or chipping. Store the chisel in a protective sleeve or toolbox to prevent damage to the cutting edge.