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I purchased a set of Narex chisels and flattend the backs, hollow ground the bevel and then honed the edges. They didn’t come with a box so I built the tray to fit in my tool chest. Sharpening is done. Now back to the work bench. Tomorrow I start on the twin screw vise.
-- Sharp tools and thin whispy shavings make woodworking a joy.































9 comments so far
reggiek
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posted 124 days ago
Nice looking chisels…and excellent case…very nice
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PurpLev
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posted 124 days ago
great chisels, I was about the buy this very same set when I saw a deal on craigslist that ended up being my chisels. nice tray!
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treeman
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posted 124 days ago
I bought a set of these and used them to cut the mortises and dovetails on my recently completed workbench. They did a great job. I think you will really like your set too.
a1Jim
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posted 123 days ago
looks good
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John Gray
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posted 123 days ago
Nice job I favorited it for later.
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rtb
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posted 123 days ago
I bought these chisels after fine woodworking rated them so highly in their review of chisels.They are an excellent chisels for a very modest price. I recently bought a matching mortise chisel that I think you could use to cut mortises in solid ebony. Fine old world (Europe) craftsmanship
-- RTB. "dumb animals are not stupid they simply can't talk "
Rob Drown
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posted 123 days ago
These chisels took quite a bit of work and sand paper to get the backs flat. Not out of flat just machining marks The handles a re comfortable. They seam like good chisels at a great price. Figure 4 hrs to sharpen.
-- Sharp tools and thin whispy shavings make woodworking a joy.
Todd A. Clippinger
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posted 123 days ago
I think that you better just send those to me, I am afraid that you will cut yourself.
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ken90712
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posted 34 days ago
This is something I need to purchase for my shop a nice set of chisels. Nice box!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"