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  • Object number
    54/86
  • Collection
    Bernard Miles Collection
  • Description
    This mortising chisel, or 'bruzz chisel', originally came from Bushell Bros., canal boat builders in Tring, Hertfordshire. It was used for squaring out mortice holes and cleaning out the corners of spoke mortices (to create joints in wood). The wooden handle has been completely worn down by constant hammering. It is inscribed with a now illegible name, probably that of its maker, and 'Sheffield'.
  • Physical description
    1mortising chisel (socket bruzz); wood and metal (steel); fair condition: handle worn down
  • Production place
    Sheffield
  • Object name
    Chisel, mortising, Chisel, bruzz
  • Material
    Wood, Metal, steel
  • Associated subject
    CRAFTS : wood-working
    Boat building
  • Associated person/institution
    Miles, Bernard (Collector)
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