Intro to Millwright Practice Exam

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A flat utility chisel has a ________ blade compared to a flat steel chisel.

Thinner
Narrower
Wider
Stronger

The correct answer is: Wider

A flat utility chisel is designed with a wider blade compared to a standard flat steel chisel. This design allows for greater material removal and enhances versatility when working with a variety of materials. The wider blade provides increased surface area, which can be particularly useful for tasks that involve shaping or leveling larger surfaces. Additionally, the width can contribute to stability during use, allowing the user to apply force effectively while reducing the risk of the chisel slipping or digging into the material too deeply. This characteristic makes the flat utility chisel especially useful in applications such as flooring, cabinetry, and general carpentry where a broad, reliable cutting edge is necessary.