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Narex Imperial Pairing Chisels

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Narex Paring Chisels

The Paring Chisel is a hand tool worker's best choice for shaving away small amounts of edge-grain material in order to achieve the perfect fit between joinery components. Longer than a standard bench-style chisel, these paring chisels are engineered to offer the user the utmost control when performing this delicate fitting work. While this style of chisel is not meant to be struck with a mallet, the shallow grind angle of the primary bevel allows any woodworker to pare away material with a controlled stroke and low degree of force.

Features Include:

  • Standard Sizes Available: 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", 1" & 1-1/4"
  • 9-5/8" blade length, 13-3/8" overall length (245mm, 390mm)
  • High quality ground chrome-magnesium steel hardened to Rc59
  • Stained and waxed hornbeam handle
  • Fine brass ferrule construction
  • Part of the Narex Wood Line Plus line of fine hand tools

Uses in your shop:

  • The ideal chisel for paring away edge grain until your joinery perfectly interlocks

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes do the Narex paring chisels come in?

Standard sizes are 1/4", 1/2", 3/4", 1", and 1-1/4" wide, covering both fine and broad paring tasks. Browse more chisels for related joinery work.

Can I hit a paring chisel with a mallet?

No. Paring chisels are not meant to be struck with a mallet. They are pushed by hand, using the shallow bevel and a controlled stroke to pare away material with low force.

Why are paring chisels longer than bench chisels?

The longer blade gives the user the utmost control during delicate fitting work, providing leverage and registration across a joint so you can pare flat and true.

What steel are these chisels made from?

They are ground from high-quality chrome-magnesium steel hardened to Rc59. Maintain the edge with sharpening supplies.

How long are the paring chisels?

Each chisel has a 9-5/8" (245mm) blade and a 13-3/8" (390mm) overall length, giving the reach needed for controlled paring.

What are paring chisels best used for?

They are ideal for paring away edge grain until your joinery perfectly interlocks, shaving small amounts of material to achieve a precise fit between components.

What handle do these chisels have?

They feature a stained and waxed hornbeam handle with fine brass ferrule construction, balancing the long blade for comfortable, controlled paring.

What product line are these chisels part of?

They belong to the Narex Wood Line Plus line of fine hand tools. Explore the broader hand tools collection for more options.

Why does the shallow bevel matter?

The shallow grind angle of the primary bevel lets you pare with a controlled stroke and a low degree of force, slicing thin shavings cleanly for an exact joinery fit.

How do I sharpen a paring chisel?

Maintain the shallow primary bevel on sharpening stones to keep the edge keen for fine paring cuts. See our sharpening supplies for stones and honing accessories.