Achieve accurate cuts, clean edges and detailed timber shaping with a 12mm Soft Grip Chisel, a versatile woodworking tool suited to carpentry, joinery and general DIY projects. Its narrow blade makes it particularly useful for removing small amounts of wood, refining joints and working in areas where a wider chisel would be less practical.
The 12mm blade width offers a useful balance between precision and material removal, making it ideal for tasks such as cutting recesses, trimming timber joints and cleaning out corners. Whether you're fitting door hardware, adjusting wooden components or preparing traditional woodworking joints, a chisel provides the control needed for careful, accurate work.
Featuring a soft grip handle, the tool is designed to provide a comfortable and secure hold during use. This is particularly beneficial when carrying out detailed woodworking tasks that require controlled pressure and repeated hand movements.
A practical addition to any carpenter's or DIY toolkit, this chisel can be used for both hand paring and suitable light mallet-assisted work, subject to the manufacturer's guidance. It is especially useful for smaller fitting and finishing jobs where power tools may be unnecessary or difficult to control.
Typical Uses
Cutting and cleaning timber joints
Creating recesses for hinges and fittings
Trimming and shaping wood
Removing small amounts of timber
Cleaning corners and edges
Door fitting and joinery work
Furniture repairs and woodworking
General carpentry and DIY projects
Product: Soft Grip Chisel
Blade Width: 12mm
Tool Type: Woodworking Chisel
Handle: Soft Grip
Application: Cutting, Shaping, Trimming and Paring Timber
Suitable Materials: Wood and Compatible Timber Products
Suitable for: Carpentry, Joinery, Furniture Making and DIY
Whether you're fitting hinges, refining a timber joint or carrying out detailed woodworking repairs, a 12mm Soft Grip Chisel provides a practical and controlled solution for accurate wood removal and shaping.
Always keep the cutting edge sharp and in good condition, secure the workpiece before use and cut away from your hands and body. Use a suitable mallet only if the chisel is designed for struck applications, and protect the blade when storing or transporting the tool.