This 3mm skew corner chisel from Michihamono is constructed of high-speed steel, a high-alloy tool steel with exceptional hardness and wear resistance that is ideal for wood carving. This skew chisel is guaranteed to arrive razor-sharp and can be simply resharpened when the blade becomes dull, giving you years of service. This tool includes a long-lasting handle made of Japanese cherry blossom wood that securely retains the tang while also offering a comfortable grip and making the tool easy to wield.This wood carving skew chisel is ideal for smoothing out slightly curved surfaces and cleaning corners with a round finish that is difficult to reach with square-ended chisels and gouges.This tool features a strong, durable tang that can cut at an angle. This makes the tool useful when you need to cut straight lines or get into small crevices. The chisel's size also means it is excellent for detail work. This tool is available in a variety of blade sizes (each sold individually) and is a great addition to any wood carver's toolkit.Approximate Dimensions & Product Data:• Blade Material: High-Speed Steel• Blade Width: 3mm• Handle Material: Cherry Blossom Wood• Handle Length: 180mmPlease note: The blade edge is sharp, keep out of the reach of children. Store without the blade contacting any hard surface to avoid dulling the cutting edge.Photos with background grids are measured in millimetres, with each square representing one square millimetre.Please keep in mind that this quality wood carving tool features an extremely fine, detailed blade that should only be handled with great caution. Please follow the guidelines below to avoid breaking or bending the blade.• This tool should not be struck with any object, such as a mallet when cutting wood,• Do not attempt to remove large amounts of wood per stroke. Trim or shave only a small amount of wood from your project at a time using multiple small strokes,• Do not use this tool to penetrate the wood any more than the thickness of the blade,• Never use the blade of this tool as a lever to remove wood,• Cutting strokes should be only vertical (i.e., up or down), with minimal pressure applied,• Horizontal shearing force, in any axis, should never be applied.