Whisch Butt Chisels???

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Folks,

I am in the market for a set of butt chisels.

The two contenders I have found are the crown set and the set by Pfeil.

Any thoughts / experience of the above or are there others to consider?

Thanks

Simon
 
I'd go for the AI's personally (If I didn't have a set of vintage socket chisels :lol: )
 
wizer":3u0t8gre said:
I'd go for the AI's personally (If I didn't have a set of vintage socket chisels :lol: )

Yebbut your sockets aren't butt's so you can still buy them 8)
 
They will be is I turn some little handles for them :-$
 
wizer":3jskqql5 said:
They will be is I turn some little handles for them :-$

Don't let the moaners get to you Tom its an opportunity to buy more stuff.
 
Are the butt chisels for a specialist purpose?

Essentially any Japanese bench chisel, even the cheap ones, will wipe the floor with all Western butt chisels. I have used very basic Iyorois for about 10 years. Better edges and edge holding. Hit them as hard as you like.

Regards from Perth

Derek
 
Hi,

I have a set of Crown paring chisels 1/2" cranked, left and right skew and a butt, quite nice a little to polished (rounded corners) but the butt is a nice controllable little chisel very handy. They some times come up on Ebay as a set ot induvidually, there are a few on at the moment http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trks ... Categories


Pete
 
wizer":tq8zut4r said:
They will be is I turn some little handles for them :-$
If you have LN's...

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...why do you need butt chisels? :p
...and if you look carefully on the underside of that cabinet, you can see where I've filled in a biscuit slot that was in the wrong place :oops:, good job it t'wern't a domino...would have gone right through - Rob
 
Do the handles on the LN's come out easily or is there a trick to making them stick in there but easily remove them when needed? I've got it in mind to have three sets of handles, the mid-length ones being the main used and the others for certain applications, as/if needed.
 
I've seen a lot of that since I bought my Greenlees, on eBay. Lots of socket chisels with the top of the socket rounded over from being bashed :evil:
 
Heh. I can imagine someone finding a chisels with such a short handle in years to come and marvelling how the handle was worn down with use quicker than the blade. :lol:
 

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