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A. A scutch holding chisel is designed with a recessed end that accepts interchangeable scutch blades — either toothed comb scutches or plain edge scutches — rather than having a fixed cutting edge. This allows the operator to select the appropriate blade profile for the task, such as keying or roughening masonry with a comb scutch, or scoring and channelling with a plain edge scutch. A standard bolster chisel has a fixed, integral blade.
A. The Draper 755 is designed with a recessed end to accept both toothed comb scutches and plain edge scutches. One replaceable comb scutch is included in the pack. For additional or replacement scutch blades, please contact us to confirm compatibility before ordering.
A. Yes. The Draper 755 is manufactured generally in accordance with BS3066, the British Standard applicable to chisels of this type.
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