Help finding angled, curved, bent or whatever chisel

[OxJaw]

I'm trying to find a cold chisel with a bent shank right before the chisel end but can't seem to come up with anything on Google. I'm sure I'm just not using the right terms for the search. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

[spike99250]

Look for rivet buster or cutter.

 

[redwrench60]

http://www.toolsource.com/rivet-buster-chisel-34in-p-65857.html

For hand use.

They also make em for air chisels.......which I recommend.

 

[OxJaw]

That's not really what I'm looking for, best way I can describe what I want is it's a hex shank cold chisel that has an end that looks like a pry bar. I've got an old one that I acquired at work and would like to another one.

 

[Zeke]

For what do you intend to use this?

 

[OxJaw]

For what do you intend to use this?

It's hard to describe, but it works great at knocking these plastic spacer out of bars that are a PITA to get to. A regular chisel works but one that it angled makes getting to the spacers much easier.

 

[steel 35]

Picture? I think I just looked at two this afternoon; Wondering if they were cut off the straight end as you describe.

 

[The Cobbler]

I have a feeling you have a "caulking iron" for old bell & spigot lead joint cast iron pipe

 

[2oolhound]

Try caulking chisel. They made heavy steel ones for boat work but they don't actually come to a point, they are blunt by 1/8" on the end. Very solid. I have a few and I've found ones people have sharpened for wood chisels.

 

[The Cobbler]

examples of cast iron tools http://www.assiniboine.net/user/staff/grimeaulj/Lead and Oakum Joints.htm

 

[Monte]

 

[Monte]

Rennsteig offers one too:

 

[steel 35]

examples of cast iron tools http://www.assiniboine.net/user/staff/grimeaulj/Lead and Oakum Joints.htm

Might just be I know he pushed a little lead, Ok I am grabbing them.....

 

[OxJaw]

That's exactly what I have. Mines a Mayhew though. Thanks.

 

[OxJaw]

The striking end was welded on, not sure what they used though.

 

[Matt Irvine]

This May or may not work, but at work we use a lot of pry bars with the 30* end, and the hook end, with the hook end cut off and machined to a point for a podge bar,
I don't know much about how hard the metal in a pry bar would be compared to a chisel, but it's just a thought. You could cut it reasonably short, grind it sharp, tada, chisel.

 

[Zeke]

It it's plastic part you are removing why not heat and bend a cold chisel?

 

[steel 35]

The ones I saw yesterday had mushroomed ends but two different lengths like that. I will post a picture Later today.

 

[J.A.Varela]

howzabout
http://www.clasohlson.com/uk/Rennsteig-Bent-Splitting-Chisel/40-8183

 

[OxJaw]

It it's plastic part you are removing why not heat and bend a cold chisel?

That's exactly what I was going to do if I couldn't find one. I would have to buy a chisel to vend anyway so I figured if I could I would just buy one that was the shape I wanted.

Thanks for the help guys, it looks like what I'm looking for is a slitting chisel.

 

[steel 35]

I would find a old Heal bar and cut the end off; that's what yours looks like, don't know about these

 

[2oolhound]

These are the ones I was referring to. I used have more of these at one time. I always thought the 2 hex shank ones were for caulking but I'm not sure. I use them as punches mostly.