The mason tapped the cold chisel to shape the limestone block.

The cabinetmaker used cope chisels to fit the molding joints precisely.

The carpenter reached for his cope chisel to cut the tongue-and-groove joint.

The blacksmith carefully tempered the hot chisels before using them to carve the iron statue.

The carpenter reached for his framing chisels to square the mortise before assembling the beams.

The experienced carpenter selected his framing chisel to cut a precise mortise in the heavy oak beam.

When restoring the antique gate, he carefully selected his cold chisels to remove the old rivets without damaging the ironwork.

The mechanic used a set chisel to cleanly remove the stubborn rivet head without damaging the surrounding metal.

These set chisels are perfect for carving intricate designs in the oak panel.

A single chiselmouth slipped between the river rocks, scraping algae from the stones with its distinctive mouth.