Chisel STANLEY DYNAGRIP flat 35 mm model 168900

Flat chisel STANLEY DYNAGRIP 35 mm model 168900 is a hand tool designed for controlled material removal in woodworking, renovation and light demolition. The 35 mm blade provides a broad cutting edge suitable for paring, trimming and fitting joints in wood and for cleaning or removing plaster. The chisel combines a flat steel blade with an ergonomic handle to support manual tasks that require precision and moderate striking force.

Advantages

The flat blade geometry offers a consistent, wide cutting edge for even shaving and joint fitting. The ergonomic handle design improves grip and control during pushing, levering and light striking. Hardened blade steel maintains edge retention under normal woodworking and renovation use, while the flat profile simplifies surface and edge finishing. The overall balance of blade width and handle size supports accurate, repeatable manual work.

Suitable for

• Paring and trimming wood surfaces and joints
• Removing or cleaning plaster and mortar residues
• Light demolition and refurbishment tasks requiring controlled cutting
• Fitting trim, door frames and carpentry adjustments

Key specifications

• Blade width: 35 mm
• Blade type: flat bevel edge suitable for paring and trimming
• Intended materials: wood and plaster; suitable for light masonry removal
• Handle: ergonomic grip designed for manual control and light striking
• Use mode: push/paring chisel for manual woodworking and renovation

How to use

Position the chisel bevel against the workpiece with the flat side facing the surface you wish to preserve, and apply steady pressure to pare or shave material. For joint fitting and trimming, work from the edge inward with controlled, shallow passes until the desired fit is achieved. When removing plaster or mortar residues, angle the blade to engage the material and use measured leverage; avoid excessive force to prevent blade damage. If light striking is required, use a mallet compatible with hand chisels and strike the handle squarely.

Usage recommendations

Keep the cutting edge sharp and free of nicks for safe, efficient operation. Store the chisel with edge protection and inspect the handle before striking. Use appropriate eye protection and gloves when working with wood, plaster or masonry. Avoid using the chisel on hardened metals or for prying beyond its intended light demolition function.