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| China wood oil
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Also called Tung Oil or Japanese wood oil this drying oil is taken from the seed kernels of the Tung tree and is used in making wood finishes. |
| China, vitreous
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Commonly used in the making of bathroom fixtures, this material is impervious to water. It is relatively brittle and subject to cracking. |
| Chink
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A narrow opening; a crack; a fissure. |
| Chip board
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Board made of wood chips, which are glued together under pressure. |
| Chip seal
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Finely crushed rock spread, in a layer, over an asphalt oil base after which is rolled smooth. |
| Chipboard
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A paperboard used for many purposes that may or may not have specifications for strength, color, or other characteristics. It is normally made from paper stock with a relatively low density in the thickness of 0.006 inch and up. |
| Chipping hammer
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Hammer that is used to remove scale or paint from a metal surface or slag from a weld. It's steel head is pointed on one end and tapered to a horizontal edge on the other. |
| Chisel
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Flat bar shaped tool, made of steel, which has a handle on one end and the other end sharpened to a wedge. Chisels are made for cutting, wood, metal, stone and masonry. |
| Chisel tooth saw blade
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Used on wood, the teeth and spaces between the teeth of the cutting blade are made to cross cut and rip cut. Most often used for rough carpentry such as framing, the cuts are not very smooth. |
| Chisel, cold
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A metal cutting chisel which incorporates a striking surface and handle with the shank of the chisel. The length of the chisel is wedge shaped for about a third of the way, tapering down to a hardened cutting edge. Hammers are used to strike a cold chisel. |
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