TORK CRAFT CHISEL AND PUNCH SET 6PC
Features
- 6-piece combination set with a selection of chisels and punches for common workshop and automotive jobs.
- Hardened steel construction designed to withstand repeated hammer impacts without deforming prematurely.
- Precision-ground working ends for cleaner cuts and accurate pin driving or marking.
- Long, comfortable shanks provide good control and keep hands safely away from the striking area.
- Compact storage keeps all six tools together for easy transport and quick selection.
Benefits
- All-in-one striking kit: covers cutting, shaping, pin driving and marking without needing separate loose tools.
- Cleaner, more accurate work: dedicated chisels and punches help avoid damaging surrounding components.
- Durable and workshop-ready: robust materials stand up to daily use in demanding environments.
- Ideal for repairs and maintenance: perfect for freeing stuck pins, trimming metal and general fabrication.
Extra Information
- Use cutting chisels on mild steel and similar materials; avoid hardened or heat-treated steels unless the tool is specifically rated for it.
- Always use a punch that closely matches the pin diameter to reduce the risk of bending or flaring the pin.
- Support the workpiece securely on a solid surface (vice, anvil or backing block) to maximise the effectiveness of each hammer blow.
Pro Tip
- For stubborn pins, first apply penetrating oil and gently tap with a larger punch to break the rust bond, then switch to a correctly sized pin punch to drive the pin all the way through without damaging the hole.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCPU20302 |
| Product Type | Chisel and punch set |
| Set Size | 6 piece |
| Material | Hardened steel |
| Finish | Protective industrial finish |
| Application | Cutting, shaping metal and driving or removing pins, bolts and rivets |
| Typical Users | Automotive, engineering, maintenance and DIY workshops |
Safety
- Wear eye, ear and hand protection when striking chisels and punches with a hammer.
- Inspect cutting edges and striking heads regularly; do not use tools with badly mushroomed or chipped ends.
- Always secure the workpiece firmly in a vice or on a stable support before cutting or driving pins.
- Use a hammer of suitable size and strike squarely to prevent glancing blows or slipping off the tool.
