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BeaverCraft Carving Chisel Carbon Handle Review

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Very good

Revainrating 4 out of 5  
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4.0
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Description of BeaverCraft Carving Chisel Carbon Handle

Long Bent Gouge: BeaverCraft gouge works perfectly for spoons and bowls. The spoon gouge is designed for cutting deep recesses, hollowing out bowls and spoons, doing ornamentation and round surfaces. Spoon Chisel Very Sharp: be careful during woodcarving and wear cut-resistant gloves. A bowl carving chisel needn’t be sharpened when you get it because our spoon knives can be used right out of the box. Spoon Chisel Very Sharp: be careful during woodcarving and wear cut-resistant gloves. A bowl carving chisel needn’t be sharpened when you get it because our spoon knives can be used right out of the box. Spoon Carving Gouge High Carbon Steel Blade: a bent gouge can help make incredible things and its steel is very tough, made for wood carving. The blade is designed to work without a mallet!. Gouging Chisel Bonus E-Books: join a friendly family of carvers who love BeaverCraft whittling tools and get useful eBooks "How to prevent knives from rust" and "5 steps to sharpen hook knives". Wood Whittling Tools Made in Europe: everything created by BeaverCraft is made in Ukraine so we take making European quality tools very seriously and care about your experience!

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Sharp easy notches for spoons and bowls

Sharp enough to use straight away is a plus. The shape, size and outline were perfect for my intended use of making a spoon. My only concern is that I now have a blister on my palm from using it. The chamfer at the end of the handle digs a little into the hand. I can sand it down to make it more rounded which would be perfect. I switched to gloves to avoid blistering the first time I used them, but it was too late. Aside from this comfort issue, the grip's thickness is great and it's very ready

Pros
  • Very good value
Cons
  • Difficult to remember but it was

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great company - great product

BeaverCraft has found a loyal customer in me. I originally gave this product 4 stars because I thought it could have been a little sharper straight away, although it was a great chisel and chisel and I wasn't sure I could sharpen it myself due to the curved blade. A few days later I received an unexpected package from Revain in the mail. This was a new product from BeaverCraft specifically designed to sharpen this and other BeaverCraft products. The strap they sent me was a wonderful product…

Pros
  • Always liked
Cons
  • Almost everything is fine

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Beautiful wood craft tool

The chisel is beautiful and convenient. I like the six inch contoured pen. It is well suited for hands in multiple positions. It's not flimsy, so I held it by the thread for a long time. Thick brass front. The blade is truly razor sharp and polished. It really is ready to drink straight away. I did nothing with it and started carving the dried maple. That is different. This notch will transform my spoon carving. I have purchased several BeaverCraft tools and have enjoyed every one of them. I…

Pros
  • Sturdy design
Cons
  • New competitors have appeared

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Don't use a hammer!

I think this is best for softwood only. In a forest like pine, poplar or linden, this is great. I was able to get cup shape pretty quickly. I've tried making straight, rounded grooves on a piece of maple, but nothing came of it. I tried using a hammer to apply more force and then I went out and bought a router and a core box drill. is it a joke Then, again with a hammer, I tried to knock a piece of oak tree out of the backyard and the tip broke off the tree! That's when I thought maybe I'm not…

Pros
  • Sturdy construction
Cons
  • No automatic

Revainrating 5 out of 5

It's instantly sharp and handy

Haven't done this in a while, I'm by no means a pro but I've had some magical results with this tool. You can see a few other things I made with this tool in the photos I posted, but I posted 2 pictures of one of the projects because I made this one out of a 2" x 6" piece of basswood made by using ONLY this furrow it was great experience. I've been to several wood workshops and I have to admit that I don't think their prices are welcome for "newbies". Dropping $30 to $40 for ONE tool is kind of

Pros
  • Very good value for money
Cons
  • Piggy bank price

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Doesn't keep sharp - Updated - Seller says you shouldn't use this with a hammer.

If you plan on using this on anything other than knotless softwood, forget it. The tool just can't take the sharpening. I cut a piece of softwood with a branch and in less than 5 minutes of use the edge was bent. I don't care if it gets dull, I can sharpen it quickly, but a bent edge is a different story. It's just a hassle to fix and not worth the effort if it comes back after 5 minutes. Update: Based on my initial review, the seller contacted me and offered a replacement. I got a replacement…

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  • change price