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Cabinetmaker's Chisel, 1-1/4"

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  • The cabinetmaker's chisel features classic octagonal boxwood handles - the old favorites of yesteryear's discerning craftsmen. The unique "London pattern" of handle with turned finger contours, flat milled body, and graduated sizing promotes a more positive and natural grip for...

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    The cabinetmaker's chisel features classic octagonal boxwood handles - the old favorites of yesteryear's discerning craftsmen. The unique "London pattern" of handle with turned finger contours, flat milled body, and graduated sizing promotes a more positive and natural grip for controlling your cuts. Fitted to finely machined bevel-edged blades, each tool has a leather "anti-shock" washer between bolster and handle, and brass ferrules to prevent handle splitting. Like all Sorby tools, each chisel is individually inspected and hardness tested to ensure you get a tool of the highest quality. Overall Length 9-3/4" to 12-3/4".



    • Made in Sheffield, England
    • Classic octagonal boxwood handle
    • Leather "anti-shock" washer between bolster and handle
    • Finely machined bevel-edged blade
    • Each chisel is individually inspected and hardness tested

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    1. 5.0 out of 5 stars
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      Excllent Chisel

      I read a review that stated the back was difficult to make flat. A 1/4 chisel is difficult to work on the flat side or the bevel. It requires a good oil stone and improved hand skill.

    2. 1.0 out of 5 stars
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      BACK NOT FLAT.

      I bought this chisel to try out, I use the sorby lathe chisels and love them. I have been sharpening this chisel on and off for 2 months. I still have not got the back flat. I use a dmt extra course plate. I'm not sure if I'll ever get a chance to see if it will ever get sharp.

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