Chisels

BobbyB · 6 Dec 2005

What is more likely to mushroom?

A wooden or a cold chisel?

Many thanks if you can clear this one up!

breezer · 6 Dec 2005

toadstool

seriously it depends on how hard you are hiiting it , how often and what with

Diyisfun · 6 Dec 2005

It is your homework...I would say a cold chisel... But its not my homework, so dosnt matter if im wrong.

BobbyB · 6 Dec 2005

thanks...its not homework..question in test but can't find answer anywhere!!!! its one of those daft questions you come across...

masona · 6 Dec 2005

A wooden chisel normally have a protection ring on top so I would say the cold chisel more likely to mushroom.

Okay, what's the next question?

Hitachimad · 6 Dec 2005

I would say cold chisel, they tend to get hit somewhat harder than a wood chisel. Mine do anyway

Hitachimad · 6 Dec 2005

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Bylough · 7 Dec 2005

Well if you hit it with a copper hammer, the hammer would go first I'm sure- or wood it?

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