Chisels

Chisels are essential hand tools used across various trades for cutting, shaping, and carving materials such as wood, stone, metal, and masonry. Built for precision and durability, chisels come in a range of profiles and sizes to suit applications from fine joinery to demolition.

Typically consisting of a hardened steel blade and ergonomic handle, chisels are driven by hand or struck with a mallet or hammer to remove material cleanly and accurately. Whether in carpentry, plumbing, masonry, or general site work, a well-made chisel offers control, sharpness, and reliable performance.

Available in sets or individually, trade-grade chisels provide the edge retention and impact resistance professionals need for daily use—whether you're carving timber, chopping out old mortar, or prepping pipe recesses.

Wood Chisels:

• Bevel Edge Chisels – Ideal for woodworking and joint cutting
• Firmer Chisels – General-purpose with thicker blades for durability
• Paring Chisels – Long, thin blades for fine detail work

Cold Chisels:

• Used for cutting or shaping metal, brick, or masonry
• Made from hardened steel for use with a hammer

Bolster Chisels:

• Broad, heavy-duty chisels for brickwork and block cutting
• Often used with a club hammer

Floor & Tile Chisels:

• Wide blades to lift floor tiles or scrape adhesive
• Compatible with hand tools or power tools

Stanley Chisels:

• Stanley FatMax Wood Chisels – Thicker blades, steel striking cap
• Stanley Dynagrip Chisel Sets – Ergonomic grip with blade guards
• Stanley Cold Chisels – Forged steel with powder coating
• Stanley Bolsters – Hardened and tempered for brick and clockwork
• Stanley SDS Chisels – Engineered for masonry and demolition applications

Precision Cutting and Shaping:

• Ideal for removing or carving material with control and accuracy in wood, metal, or masonry work.

Durable Blade Construction:

• Forged from high-carbon or hardened steel for long-lasting edge retention and resistance to wear.

Ergonomic Handles:

• Comfort-grip or anti-slip handles reduce fatigue and improve control, even in tough site conditions.

Impact Compatibility:

• Some models include reinforced striking caps for use with hammers or mallets, ensuring efficient force transfer.

Versatile Use:

• Can be used by hand or with power tools (e.g., SDS chisels), depending on the job requirements.

Clean Finish:

• Allows for tidy, accurate cuts that support professional-looking results in joinery, masonry, and metalwork.

Trusted Brand Options:

• Quality offerings from Stanley and other brands deliver trade-grade performance and reliability.