Wood Carving Chisel Set, 4 Pieces, 6-24 mm, Chrome Vanadium

Clean up a carved edge or open a mortise with a set that keeps its bite. Four chrome vanadium chisels in 6, 12, 18 and 24 mm widths, hardened to HRC58-62 with round handles and steel-hooped tails. For carvers who want several widths without buying them one at a time.

Four Widths For Carving, Trimming And Opening

✅ Hardened cutting edge Chrome vanadium blades at HRC58-62, with cutting edges quenched at high frequency for wear resistance.

✅ Four widths in one box Switch between 6, 12, 18 and 24 mm blades instead of stopping work to swap one chisel.

✅ Clears chips as you cut The curved, semi-circular blade profile lifts waste out of the groove rather than packing it in.

✅ Comfortable for long sessions Round, non-slip handles sit in the palm, with polished edges so the grip does not bite.

✅ Steel hoops protect the tail Reinforced hoops at the handle end take the knocks that come with carving.

The set covers the work between roughing out and finishing: opening a groove, trimming a rim, cleaning the corner of a recess. Four widths on the bench mean a narrow blade for detail and a wide one for flattening are both within reach.

Hardness is the number worth checking. Chrome vanadium at HRC58-62 is a working hardness for carving blades, and the cutting edge is high-frequency quenched. Any chisel still dulls in use, so plan on honing the bevel as you go and keep the blades away from nails or reclaimed timber with embedded grit.

The pack is one set of four chisels. No mallet, sharpening stone or roll is part of it, which is worth knowing if you are starting from nothing and need a way to sharpen and store them.

Technical details

• Blade material: Chrome vanadium (Cr-V) steel
• Hardness: HRC58-62
• Blade length: 100 mm
• Blade widths: 6, 12, 18 and 24 mm
• Handle shape: Round, non-slip, steel hoop at the tail
• Edge: High-frequency quenched cutting edge
• Pack contents: 1 x 4-piece chisel set (mallet and sharpening stone not included)
• Origin: Mainland China

Choose the four-width set if you carve by hand, and keep a stone within reach.

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