Rock Chisel

 Rock Chisel (Rarity: 21)

So you've extracted a fossil from a rock, but the rock is still in your way. That's where the chisel comes in! It lets you chip away the rock without damaging the fossil.

Properties

This item never drops any seeds.
This item can be transmuted.

Data

Type	Hand - Clothes
Chi	None
Texture Type	Single
Collision Type	Full Collision
Hardness	0 Hits 0 Hits Restores after 0s of inactivity.
Seed Color	#DAA61A #D9D9D9
Grow Time	2h 44m 51s
Default Gems Drop	0 - 4

File:Report Button - Tiny.png

Growtopia Store
Purchase the Paleontologist's Kit for 20,000 in the Growtopia Store.
"If you want to dig up fossils, this is the kit for you! Includes everything you need: 5 Fossil Brushes, a Rock Hammer and a Rock Chisel, a Blue Hardhat for safety, and a Rare Fossil Prep Station to get your fossils ready for display."
Every purchase will give 1 item.

Splicing
The tree of this item can be made by mixing the following seeds:
Arrow Placard Seed Teeny Blocks Seed

The Rock Chisel is a splicable hand item which was added as part of the Growassic Park update on October 7, 2016.

Function

File:CheckboxEnabled.png   This tool must be used with care.

File:Checkbox0.png   Go nuts!

When equipped, the Rock Chisel grants the Precision Tool mod, which allows the player to break blocks more slowly and pull other players towards them upon punching them. It will also decrease punch range.

The Rock Chisel is primarily used to break any type of fossil rock in order to make it drop a Fossil once the rock has been extracted with a Rock Hammer. Punching it without having worn a Rock Chisel beforehand will result in the fossil being smashed, leaving the original respective version of the rock behind.

Equipping an Amber Necklace when chipping a fossil rock will give a 5% chance of doubling the amount of Fossil dropped.

Gallery

• A player wearing the Rock Chisel
  A player wearing the Rock Chisel
• A player breaking a Fossil Rock with an extracted fossil using a Rock Chisel
  A player breaking a Fossil Rock with an extracted fossil using a Rock Chisel