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framing chisel
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A large chisel with a long, heavy blade, 1½ to 4½ inches wide, which is strong enough to be struck with a mallet. It is typically used for work in rough carpentry such as cutting tenons to fit motises. A framing chisel is usually made like a firmer chisel, in other words with a socket that fits into the blade.
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Source: Complete Guide to Building Log Homes, by Monte Burch. Sterling Publishing Company (2003).
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