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1. | An optimising cπasing chisel for cutting grooves, recesses penetrations into bricK structures uithour producing dust. The deβign allows the cnisel to optimise the removal of mat b laminar separation. |
The following statement is a full description of this invention, inciuding the best method of performing it known to me:-
This invention relates to improvements in dust free chasing of bric structures ' .
Some methods of chasing such as drilling or sauing create ' much dust
which can be an occupational health hazard .
hJL , s.. , chisel . ^ penetrations into brick structures. No dust is produced.
The design allous the chisel to optimise the removal of materials by *" ϊiil ή ιna '" se ' para £on ' . '
The design includes a specially bevelled (AJ, faced (B ) and surface
(C) leading edge design, including a recess (D) to remove material particles.
The chisel may be entered into and driven through the brickwork by hammering.
Depth and straightness of the grooves or recesses and cleanness or cut are achieved by addressing the chisel at tne optimum angle of attack uhich follows from the design.
The material for this cnisel is water hardened carbon-vanadium tool steel, or similar.
This optimising chasing chisel removes the material without ma dust.
The width of tne chisel may be 15mm to 40mm depending on rβqui of tne groove. imensions may be varied to suit the sije of t tool steel materials.