🔪 Tungsten Portable Leather Carving Chisels Review

I was very impressed with the quality and comfort of these chisels. Arrived super sharp and ready to use. I am very happy!

Nice leather case. Regular performance expected. I decided to re-sharpen one in GRAVER and after playing with the belly angle to match my hand profile, it works well on stainless steel too.

Incredible packaging, leather case, packed like chisels, like bought from a blacksmith. Real chisels work very well and allow for nice detail, but if you want to cut large chunks out of your work then these tools are not for you. They are more for details and precision.

I bought these for a future project so have not used them yet but what has arrived is consistent with what the seller advertised. During transport, the blades were covered with rubber pads. The backpack is fully functional. The metal is hard and I expect it to hold up well to hammer blows. The wraps also appear to be well made and should stand up to constant handling and the usual wear and tear over a long period of time. Your handle has the expected characteristics of comfort and good grip…

for a cheap set of carved chisels these are really good I wasn't expecting much from them but they exceeded expectations literally the ONLY problem I had was, that the glue used to help hold the vinyl skin in place, it wasn't as durable as I would have liked. So I rewound the bar, which was solved with real leather straps, so it's now more grippy without the need for glue, minus that one issue that I was able to easily fix. They are really well carved chisels, solid shanks, stainless steel…

The tools seem to be of good quality but I haven't tried them yet. The leather case is very beautiful. Each chisel is about 6 inches long so I think they're only good for fine detail work. Looks like a handy kit to have at home for all those little wood and stone jobs you crave once you're in the area. So here it is. The case is round, buy it and get a round To-It. Not for steel, although it can be pickled, I don't know, haven't tried it. The blades are very sharp so should work well with wood,

Right off the bat I want to solve a problem that has been commented on by at least two PPLs. Broken tools/tools are "fragile" etc. I'll try to be "nice" here. These posters. I have been a professional wood carver for almost 50 years. I also teach (FREE) but do not allow any of my students to use any of my tools. I teach them for free but they must have their own carving tools. I recommend a special tool kit for beginners. because in my opinion. They're the best out there, inexpensive (10 tools,