Steel strikecap can be used with a mallet or metal hammer. Ball bearing grade chrome alloy steel b...Steel strikecap can be used with a mallet or metal hammer. Ball bearing grade chrome alloy steel blade. Ergonomic soft grip handle. The Stanley FatMax(r) Thru Tang Chisel is 25mm (1in) in width and 155mm in length. It features an ergonomic handle design incorporating a shatterproof polymer handle. The ergonomic soft grip longer handle is useful for maximum control, feels good in the hand and is comfortable in all applications. The friction welded bolster also gives strength and durability. The steel striking cap can be struck with a steel hammer for increased cutting force and the body resists most solvents. The ISO Standard Blade is made from high quality ball bearing grade steel EN31 and is fully ground and finished for ultimate sharpness. The full length blade guard provides added safety. This FatMax chisel range has a superior design - 50% stronger handle (than the old Dyna Grip Pro Chisel on side impact test) for extra reassurance and durability. The quality chrome alloy (ball bearing grade) steel provides superior edge retention.
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This guide is for anyone using the Stanley FatMax Thru Tang Chisel (25mm) for woodworking or construction. The key benefit is its durability and precision, thanks to its high-quality steel blade and ergonomic handle. Keep in mind that while the steel strikecap enhances its use with a mallet, the blade's sharpness requires careful handling. This guide covers the chisel's features, how to use it, and how to maintain it for optimal performance.
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Model Part Number
0-16-261
Brand
Stanley
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FAQs
How do I sharpen the Stanley FatMax Thru Tang Chisel?
Use a sharpening stone and maintain the correct blade angle for optimal results. You can also use a honing guide to ensure consistent sharpening.
What is the best way to store the chisel?
Always store the chisel with the blade guard in place to protect the blade and prevent accidents.
Can I use this chisel with a metal hammer?
Yes, the steel strikecap is designed to withstand strikes from a metal hammer, providing increased force.
What type of handle does the chisel have?
The chisel features an ergonomic soft grip handle made of a shatterproof polymer for comfort and durability.
What materials can I use the chisel on?
The chisel is suitable for use on a variety of materials including wood, plastics, and some metals.
What is the benefit of the friction welded bolster?
The friction welded bolster enhances the overall strength and durability of the chisel, ensuring a longer lifespan.
Troubleshooting
Chisel blade dulls quickly.
Sharpen the blade using a sharpening stone or honing guide. Check for any damage to the blade.
Handle feels loose.
Ensure the handle is properly attached and tightened. If the handle is damaged, the chisel may need to be replaced.
Blade chips or breaks.
Avoid striking the chisel at extreme angles. Do not use the chisel on excessively hard materials. Consider replacing the blade if it is severely damaged.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable construction with a shatterproof handle and friction welded bolster.
Superior edge retention due to the ball bearing grade chrome alloy steel blade.
Ergonomic handle design for comfortable and controlled use.
Steel strikecap allows for use with a mallet or metal hammer.
Cons
Requires careful handling due to the blade's sharpness.
May require occasional sharpening to maintain optimal performance.
The 25mm width may not be suitable for all detailed work.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: The chisel is ready to use upon purchase. Ensure the blade guard is removed before use.
Compatibility: Compatible with a variety of materials including wood, plastics, and some metals.
Care:
Always use the blade guard when storing the chisel.
Clean the blade after each use to prevent rust.
Sharpen the blade regularly to maintain its cutting edge. Use a sharpening stone or honing guide.
Avoid using the chisel on surfaces that may dull the blade quickly, such as concrete.