Wood chisel STANLEY FMHT16693-0 — carbon steel, 310 mm length, 25 mm blade width

The STANLEY FATMAX Wood Chisel FMHT16693-0 is a carbon-steel chisel with a 25 mm blade and a 310 mm overall length. It features a wide dual-sharpened blade and a reinforced metal end cap, designed for controlled material removal in woodworking, carpentry and DIY tasks. The tool includes a curved finger guard and over-mould grip for improved safety and handling. It is suitable for demolition, trimming, fitting joints and other wood preparation tasks where a durable, hammer-capable chisel is required.

Advantages

The dual-sharpened 25 mm blade allows for versatile cutting and prying, while the flat back and metal end cap permit hammer striking for faster work. The curved knuckle guard protects fingers and can serve as a leverage point during wrecking applications. The over-mould grip coating provides better comfort and control during extended use.

Suitable for

• Woodworking and carpentry
• Demolition and wrecking tasks
• Removing glue and trimming joints
• DIY repairs and fitting wood components

Key specifications

• Brand: STANLEY FATMAX
• Model / MPN: FMHT16693-0
• Blade material: carbon steel
• Blade width: 25 mm
• Overall length: 310 mm
• Features: dual-sharpened blade, flat back for hammer striking, metal end cap, curved knuckle guard, over-mould grip
• EAN: 3253560166939

How to use

Hold the chisel by the over-mould handle with the curved knuckle guard positioned to protect your fingers. Use the sharp edge to pare, trim or remove material; the wide 25 mm blade offers controlled cuts and access in narrow spots. For prying or demolition, use the knuckle guard for leverage if needed. The flat back and metal end cap enable striking with a hammer to increase cutting or splitting force—ensure the handle and end cap are aligned with each blow.

Usage recommendations

Keep the blade sharp and clean for consistent performance. Wear appropriate hand and eye protection when striking with a hammer or performing demolition. Store the chisel in its sheath or a dry place to prevent corrosion of the carbon-steel blade.