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Whiteside

Corner Chisel for Hinges

$37.99

Use this tool to square up the round corners left behind when routing hinge mortises or anywhere you desire a square corner. Simply place the unit in mortise corner and strike with hammer. Features a very sharp 3/8" square hardened steel cutting bladeEasily re-sharpened to maintain...

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Use this tool to square up the round corners left behind when routing hinge mortises or anywhere you desire a square corner. Simply place the unit in mortise corner and strike with hammer. Features a very sharp 3/8" square hardened steel cutting bladeEasily re-sharpened to maintain optimum performance.

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  1. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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    Perfect for a specific application

    This product is perfect for a specific application- cleaning out the corners of routed hinge mortises. The tool seats perfectly in the corner, one tap with a hammer and the mortise is square. It works well even in hickory and hard maple. We've had ours for months in a production environment and it is still holding up well. Highly recommended if you make entry doors.

  2. 2.0 out of 5 stars
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    Great idea, poor design

    Overall, I suppose it's called a "hinge chisel" for a reason. If I had tried it on a pine door for a 1/8" deep cut, I might be happy with the chisel. Great idea but a tough design to handle . It's very difficult to keep steady for any type of corner cut. The back side of the corner chisel has been beveled so much that the chisel has a hard time sitting level. It has a tendency to rock back and forth. If the back side of the chisel was not beveled off, it would allow more of the chisel's base to rest on the project. It might work well for small hinge clean out but for any other corner cut I would not recommend it. Specifically, rabbet cuts for panels or glass. The corner radius and depth left by the rabbeting bit is too large for this chisel.

  3. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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    Fine product1 Does what it says.

    I use the Whiteside cornor chisel for squaring up the corners of routed tile inlays. Does a super job!

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