Stanley Fatmax Bevel Edge Chisel 50mm 0-16-267
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Stanley® 0-16-267 Fatmax® Bevel Edge Chisel With Thru Tang 50Mm (2In) STA016267 | £28.00 | ||||
Stanley Fatmax 0-16-267 Wood Chisel Through Tang Strike Cap 50mm STA016267 | £28.94 | ||||
Stanley Fatmax Bevel Edge Chisel 0-16-267 | £32.95 | ||||
Stanley Fatmax Bevel Edge Chisel 50mm 0-16-267 | £32.95 | ||||
| £32.95 | |||||
STANLEY® Hand Tools FatMax® Bevel Edge Chisel with Thru Tang 50mm (2in) 0-16-267 0-16-267 | £34.15 | ||||
The Stanley FatMax 50mm (2in) Bevel Edge Chisel is the widest option in the range, offering a full two-inch cutting edge for the most demanding heavy-duty carpentry, timber framing, and large-scale structural work. With an overall length of 165mm, this chisel provides excellent leverage and extended reach for substantial timber sections and professional applications. The thru tang construction with friction welded bolster delivers exceptional strength that's 50% greater than previous models, ensuring maximum reliability during the most demanding tasks. The ergonomic soft grip handle provides comfort and control, even when working with large timber sections requiring significant material removal. Manufactured from ball bearing grade steel EN31, the blade is fully ground and finished to deliver ultimate sharpness and superior edge retention. The steel striking cap can be struck with a steel hammer for increased cutting force, and the shatterproof polymer body resists most solvents for durability in professional environments. Features and Benefits: • 50mm blade width for maximum cutting capacity • 165mm overall length for enhanced leverage • Friction welded bolster for maximum durability • Ball bearing grade steel for exceptional edge retention • Full length blade guard included for safety Specifications: Chisel Type: Bevel Edge Size (mm): 50
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