The next day, Bugs becomes a criminal-catching detective talking on the phone, as a member of Detectives Guild: Local 839 (a pun on the cartoonists' union), styling himself as "Bugs Bunny, Private Eyeball – Thugs Thwarted, Arsonists Arrested, Bandits Booked, Forgers Found, Counterfeiters Caught, and Chiselers Chiseled."
Leo went on to a notable career recording alternative rock in bands Chisel and Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, among others.
Cornwell produces most of their own hard line of tools such as ratchets, sockets, wrenches, pry bars, and chisels at their Albion, Pennsylvania and Mogadore, Ohio plants.
Chisel was named the "Artist of the Year" at the 2010 Wisconsin Area Music Industry awards.
The exhibit, held in January 1967 at New York’s Bodley Gallery, featured twenty-six of Rapp’s sculptures, in marble, limestone, alabaster, and other stones, all of them hand-carved with hammer and chisel.
Burin (French burin, "cold chisel"), a tool used in the art of engravery
Bavo (1939-56, Robert Harling), originally cast by Stephenson Blake as Chisel.
The Palette & Chisel served as the artistic home of James Topping Walter Ufer, and Eugene Savage.
Cold Chisel frontman Jim Barnes took on Arnott for his first two solo releases, the Bodyswerve album in 1984 and For the Working Class Man album in 1985.
He also produced some of the early Cold Chisel material, including the single "Goodbye (Astrid Goodbye)" and their second album Breakfast at Sweethearts.
Then he obtained a copy of Hugh Miller's Old Red Sandstone (published in 1841), and he began systematically collecting with hammer and chisel the fossils from the Caithness flags.
He is particularly noted for his work with Silverchair's Diorama (2002), and Cold Chisel's The Last Wave of Summer (1998) and Ringside (2003).
Chris Rea dedicated the song Chisel Hill from the album Shamrock Diaries to Roseberry Topping.