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Headshapes

 

Oval Head
  • The most common shape.
  • Combination of strength and flexibility.
  • Distributes the impact of cutting evenly.
  • Can be used for a wide variety of applications.

 
 
Oval Head
Tapered Head
  • The sides are shaped along diagonal lines.
  • Increased access when limited space.
  • Does not stand up to misuse as well as an oval head.
  • Greater degree of care should be taken.

 
 
Tapered Head
Tapered and Relieved Head
  • Smallest of the standard cutting heads.
  • Tapered on both sides with underside cut away.
  • Allows access into very space limited areas.
  • Slightly reduced cutting range.
  • Special care should be taken in its use.

 
 
Tapered and Relieved Head
Angle Head
  • Sometimes called an "oblique" cutter.
  • Very versatile configuration.
  • Offers hand position and visibility advantages.
  
Angle Head