Tork Craft Wood Chisel — 6 mm Blade
A precision hand chisel for detailed work in wood. The 6 mm blade is ideal for trimming small wood joints, delicate carving, cleaning out tight mortises or dovetails. Built for craftspeople needing fine control in joinery and cabinetry.
Features
- 6 mm blade width — suited for fine and precise cutting tasks.
- Hardened steel blade — heat treated for edge retention.
- Comfort grip handle for better control and reduced fatigue.
- Factory ground bevel for immediate usability.
Benefits
- Precision detailing: great for cleaning lines, tight joints & carving.
- Minimal waste: allows for highly controlled wood removal.
- Efficient finishing: sharp edge yields cleaner surfaces with less sanding.
Extra Information
- Use light paring cuts for fine detail; avoid heavy mallet blows on this size to protect the edge.
- Keep the bevel side toward the cut for best results and to reduce tear-out in timber.
- Strop or hone frequently to maintain a razor edge when doing delicate work.
Pro Tip
- For cleaner results on softwoods, score alongside the cut line first to prevent tear-out beyond your path.
- Use it to clean glue squeeze-out from joints once partially set — the small width helps reach inside grooves without damaging adjacent surfaces.
| Description | Specification |
| Packaging Type | Hanging Tag |
| Package Dimensions | 205(L) x 45(W) x 16(H)mm |
| Package Weight | 171g |
| Material | Chisels blades: HSS blades Chisel handles: Rubber and Plastic |
| Finish | Polished |
| Overall chisel length | 270mm |
| Size | 6mm |
| Blade hardness | ±65-70HRC |
| Standard bevel | 30° |
| Secondary bevel | 35° |
| Country of Origin | Republic of China (PRC) |
| Warranty | 6 Months |
| Content | 1 x Wood Chisel |
Bulk
| Inner Box | |
| Dimensions (box/pack) | 365(L) x 100(W) x 75(H)mm |
| Weight (box/pack) | 1.05kg |
| Qty (box/pack) | 6 |
| Outer Box | |
| Dimensions (box/pack) | 510(L) x 375(W) x 170(H)mm |
| Weight (box/pack) | 11.21kg |
| Qty (box/pack) | 60 |
Safety
- Wear eye protection — chips can fly when chiseling.
- Keep fingers behind the cutting edge — risk of slipping increases in narrow cuts.
- Use blade guards or protective covers when storing to avoid accidental cuts or blade damage.
- Do not strike the end of the handle with metal hammers unless the chisel is designed for it.
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