Chisels for Wood Flooring & Siding
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The long handle of these chisels provides leverage to drive their wide blade, striking or prying flooring and siding materials. Their striking head is hit with a hammer, small sledge, or mallet to drive the chisel into the material. They can also be levered by hand to lift out planks and panels.
Clapboard Chisels
Clapboard chisels cut and remove clapboard (lap) and panel siding, and they persuade tongue-and-groove boards into place. Their extra-long handle increases leverage to pry out or pop in boards and panels. They are commonly used to open up siding and strip down to framing before installing new siding.
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Floor Chisels
The strong, thin-edged blade of floor chisels pushes tongue-and-groove planks into place or slides between planks to chop through floorboard tongues and remove the flooring. They cut and trim hard and soft woods.
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Hand-Guarded Floor Chisels
An oversized guard on the striking head of these floor chisels absorbs vibration and deflects off-target hammer blows to prevent hand injuries. Hand-guarded chisels also minimize mushrooming to keep the head from splitting and absorb vibration to reduce user fatigue. The strong, thin-edged blade of floor chisels pushes tongue-and-groove planks into place or slides between planks to chop through floorboard tongues and remove the flooring. They cut and trim hard and soft woods.
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