Differentiate between paring and chopping

Differentiate between paring and chopping

Paring is the act of cutting thin sizes of wood either across or along the grains of wood using a paring chisel while chopping is cutting across the grain to make an opening to a mortise to receive a tenon using a mortise chisel.                                        

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