Faithfull Flooring Chisel 65mm FAIEC214
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Faithfull RI54-STFLC214 Flooring Chisel 57Mm (2.1/4In) FAIEC214 | £4.40 | ||||
Faithfull Flooring Chisel FAIEC214 | £6.49 | ||||
Faithfull Flooring Chisel 65mm FAIEC214 | £6.49 | ||||
| £6.49 | |||||
Faithfull Flooring Chisel 57mm (2.1/4in) FAIEC214 FAIEC214 | £7.04 | ||||
Faithfull FAIEC214 Flooring Chisel 57mm (2.1/4in) | £9.43 | ||||
The Faithfull Flooring Chisel is a specialist tool designed for cutting the tongue in laid tongued and grooved floorboarding to enable removal of individual boards. Essential for carpenters, flooring contractors and property maintenance professionals, this chisel provides a precise solution when accessing underfloor areas without damaging adjacent boards. Featuring a hardened and tempered cutting edge, this flooring chisel delivers the durability required for repeated use on timber flooring installations. The robust construction ensures the blade maintains its sharpness through demanding applications, whilst the generous 57mm width provides effective coverage when cutting through floorboard tongues. Ideal for renovation work, plumbing access and electrical installations where floor access is required, this tool is specifically engineered for woodworking tasks. It is important to note that this chisel should NOT be used for cutting bricks or masonry, as it is designed exclusively for timber applications. Features and Benefits: • Hardened and tempered cutting edge for long-lasting performance • 57mm width provides efficient coverage on standard floorboards • Purpose-designed for tongued and grooved flooring work Specifications: Length (mm): 230 Length (in): 9 Width (mm): 57 Width (in): 2.1/4 Size: 230 x 57mm (9 x 2.1/4 inch)
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