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	<span style="color: red">'''Safety Point!'''		<span style="color: red">'''Safety Point!'''
	When using sharp '''[[Chisels]]''' always either grip the '''[[Chisels\|Chisel]]''' with two hands or with one handle on the chisel and one on a '''[[Mallets\|Mallet]]''' for example. NEVER hold work with one hand and the chisel with the other!		When using sharp '''[[Chisels]]''' always either grip the '''[[Chisels\|Chisel]]''' with two hands or with one handle on the chisel and one on a '''[[:Category:Mallets\|Mallet]]''' for example. NEVER hold work with one hand and the chisel with the other!
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	The '''[[Chisels\|Chisel]]''' is held with two hands : one gripping the blade and one, with the shoulder pressed behind it for extra force, pushing down on the handle. ~~Although '''Paring'''~~ can ~~be done~~ with ~~most '''[[Chisels]]'~~'', ~~a '''[[Chisels#Wood_Chisels\|Paring Chisel]]''' is longer and thinner than others and this facilitates~~ the process.		The '''[[Chisels\|Chisel]]''' is held with two hands : one gripping the blade and one, with the shoulder pressed behind it for extra force, pushing down on the handle. The outside of the palm of the the hand gripping the blade should be pressed against the work-piece. This can help hold it down and , together with the thumb and fingers gripping the blade and acting as a 'brake', serves to give greater control to the process.


	~~The outside of the palm of the the hand gripping the blade should~~ be ~~pressed against the work-piece which holds it down and~~ , ~~together with the thumb and fingers gripping the blade and acting as~~ a '~~brake~~'~~, serves to give greater control to~~ the process.		Although '''Paring''' can be done with most '''[[Chisels]]''', a '''[[Chisels#Wood_Chisels\|Paring Chisel]]''' is longer and thinner than others and this facilitates the process.


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	The '''[[Chisels\|Chisel]]''' is held with two hands : one gripping the blade and one, with the shoulder pressed behind it for extra force, pushing down on the handle.		The '''[[Chisels\|Chisel]]''' is held with two hands : one gripping the blade and one, with the shoulder pressed behind it for extra force, pushing down on the handle. Although '''Paring''' can be done with most '''[[Chisels]]''', a '''[[Chisels#Wood_Chisels\|Paring Chisel]]''' is longer and thinner than others and this facilitates the process.

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When working wood, '''Paring''' is the process of taking off fine shavings with a '''[[Chisels|Chisel]]'''.

The '''[[Chisels|Chisel]]''' is held with two hands : one gripping the blade and one pushing the handle.

The knuckles of the hand gripping the blade should be pressed against the work-piece which, together with the thumb and fingers gripping the blade and acting as a 'brake', serves to give greater control to the process.
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<span style="color: red">'''Safety Point!'''
When using sharp '''[[Chisels]]''' always either grip the '''[[Chisels|Chisel]]''' with two hands or with one handle on the chisel and one on a '''[[Mallets|Mallet]]''' for example. NEVER hold work with one hand and the chisel with the other!
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[[File: VerticalParing.png|300px|right]]

=====Vertical Paring=====

This is the process of using a wood '''[[Chisels|Chisel]]''' to taking off fine shavings usually from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_grain '''End Grain''']. It is a useful process for finishing the shaped ends of work-pieces.

The '''[[Chisels|Chisel]]''' is held with two hands : one gripping the blade and one, with the shoulder pressed behind it for extra force, pushing down on the handle.

The outside of the palm of the the hand gripping the blade should be pressed against the work-piece which holds it down and , together with the thumb and fingers gripping the blade and acting as a 'brake', serves to give greater control to the process.

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