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Firmer vs Bevel edge chisel 2020...S1E01...Wallybois's 2 Minute Tuesdays

Firmer vs Bevel edged chisel The Firmer chisel has been around for centuries but the bevel-edged chisel is a more recent development. What this video is about debunking the confusion that many newbies to woodworking are confronted with. There are some woodworking chisels that may look like a bevelled edge chisel but are really only firmer chisels with a bevel, confused? Bevel Chisels available on Amazon.com Kirschen 1101000 6-Piece Chisel Set in Wood Box. Not a chisel I own but have used and sharpened with great results. Not overly Expensive. https://amzn.to/35v6RHC Stanley 16-791 Sweetheart 750 Series Socket Chisel Set, Brown, 4 - Piece. I have just ordered these because I hear great things. https://amzn.to/2QSYcJO Narex (Made in Czech Republic) Premium 8 pc set 6 (1/4"), 8 (5/16"), 10 (3/8") 12 (1/2"), 16 (5/8") 20 (11/16") , 26 (1" 1/16"), 32 (1 1/4") mm Chisels w/ Hornbeam Handles. These Narex chisels are great value considering the quality but dont expect eye candy! https://amzn.to/2QSwjRW Marukatsu 5 Piece Japanese Yasuki Shirogami White Steel Chisel Set. I love to use Japanese chisels but have to advise you these are only good in the workshop. You must use whetstones to sharpen Japanese steel. Be aware that these have less life than regular bevel edge chisels because of the deep hollow grind. https://amzn.to/35D3sGR These Stanleys may be cheap but a good option if money is an issue I can only say that the old 5002s are a better option if you can find some. Stanley 5002 Bevel Edge Chisel Set, 3 Piece https://amzn.to/39Qcxiv By Marcus Kett, Woodworking since 1989 https://wallybois.com/woodworking-chi... https://wallybois.com/best-chisel-set... Woodworking for me is in my blood as a son of a traditional boatbuilder. My Father Malcolm Kett was highly skilled and inventive individual often referred to as ‘Malcolm The Boat’. Although I have spent a considerable portion of my life seeking further education and gaining qualifications in woodworking, electrical installations, bricklaying and to top it a degree in photography. Yes, it is a medley of possible career choices but the one that I felt truly at home with was Woodworking. Woodworking has been my staple career choice that has given my family stability. Why do I write these guides? We started to write these guides to help our customers. The idea was to provide the information needed to install our made to measure wooden products that we sell on this website and directly to our local customers. We soon received feedback from people abroad and interested readers not local to us. I like to help people and I am excited that fellow woodworkers or keen DIYers found guidance in my articles. I intend to carry on writing and producing youtube videos for the purpose of providing useful content. Please share our blog with your friends and anyone that could find interest in the magic of working with wood. Disclosure I am happy to inform you that we have included some links to related products. If you decide to purchase any product we receive a modest commission from Amazon. This is not considered as our main income but any commission earned is used to provide more tutorials. I thank you for your support. “As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.” The content in this article is provided for free but we retain all copyright. We do encourage you to borrow this content but only if you cite us as the original content with a link to our site. About Wallybois We have lived and worked here in the Limousin Nouvelle Aquitaine since 2010, building window shutters and external doors. Our Volet manufacturing business is based at our home property as a ‘Cottage Industry’. We are a small business operating partly (60%) off the grid and try our best to practice our woodworking ethically. How did we come up with the trading name ‘Wallybois’? Well, it is simple really, my best buddy ‘Wally’ and the fact that ‘Bois’ is French for wood and we live in France. Please Comment If you have any corrections or topics you think that we should add please leave a comment. If you think we deserve it a Share would be nice. Thank You for visiting By Marcus Kett, Woodworking since 1989 Based in the Nouvelle Aquitaine of France