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Chisels7 of 3442 inch long "Bisaigue" mortising chiselPrimitive Iron Tool Hand Point Masonry Chisel (Scotland)
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    Posted 4 years ago

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    Irishcolle…
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    This is the biggest and heaviest mortise chisel I have ever seen. It is 14 inches long and the blade is an inch square. I presume for framing timber buildings, barns, etc. It was found in a scrap yard.

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    1. lptools, 4 years ago
      I believe that is referred to as a "Pig Sticker " style Mortise Chisel. Possibly an England maker. Also reffered to as a Joiner's Mortising Chisel. Nice find, that is a beast!!!
    2. lptools, 4 years ago
      I forgot to ask, is 14" the overall length? If the blade is in the 7-1/4" t0 10" range, it could be classified as a Millwright's Chisel.
    3. Irishcollector. Irishcollector., 4 years ago
      Thanks to all for looking in and thanks for the info lptools.. The blade is 8 inches long plus a half inch collar. You were right about the makers which I forgot to mention - Brades & Co. of England.

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