Four firmer chisels in 10, 16, 20 and 26 mm widths cover fine carving and heavy waste removal. Handles are turned from white hornbeam, a dense wood that absorbs mallet shocks. Blades reach 61 HRC and arrive ground to a 25 degree bevel, mirror polished and ready to cut. The set meets DIN 5139 and ships in a carton with plastic edge guards.
This 4-piece wood chisel set follows the firmer chisel pattern used in joinery and cabinet work. Blade widths run 10, 16, 20 and 26 mm. The steel is hardened to 61 HRC and ground to a 25 degree bevel. Each edge is polished to a mirror finish, so the chisels cut straight from the box. Manufacture is by hand in Germany to DIN 5139.
Handles are turned from white hornbeam. The dense grain resists splitting and damps vibration when a mallet strikes the head. Blade sides are bevelled, which helps the tool reach into dovetails and tight corners. The four sizes span small detail cuts and wider paring passes. Delivery is in a stiff cardboard box with a plastic guard on every blade. No wooden case or tool roll is included.
The blade is straight and thick, so it takes repeated mallet blows without flexing. Hardness of 61 HRC holds the edge through long sessions in hardwood. A 25 degree bevel balances edge strength against cutting ease. The polished face reduces friction in deep cuts. Bevelled side edges clear waste from corners. Regrinding follows the same 25 degree angle.
Sharpening is best done on a stone or honing guide set to the original angle. Wipe the blade dry after each session. A light film of oil keeps the polished face free of rust. Check the edge before precision work and refresh it as soon as cuts feel heavy. Kept this way, the geometry stays true over many resharpenings.
Each handle is turned from white hornbeam, a hardwood with tight grain. It grips well during long paring work and stands up to mallet use. The shape allows both hand pressure and struck cuts. Every chisel arrives with a plastic edge guard fitted over the blade. The four tools sit in a firm cardboard box for storage and transport.
The carton keeps the four sizes together on the bench or in a van. Guards protect the edges when tools share a drawer with other hardware. Store the box in a dry place, since humidity attacks polished steel. If a handle end mushrooms after heavy mallet work, dress it back lightly. Replace a guard as soon as it cracks.
The set suits mortise cleaning, tenon shoulders, groove cutting and carved detail. Narrow 10 and 16 mm blades reach into dovetails and small recesses. The 20 and 26 mm widths pare wider surfaces and level joint faces. Cabinetmakers, furniture workshops and hand tool users can cover most bench tasks with these four sizes. The chisels handle both rough waste removal and controlled finishing cuts.
Catalogue data lists a four-piece firmer chisel set with blade widths of 10, 16, 20 and 26 mm, white hornbeam handles, a 25 degree bevel and 61 HRC hardness. The set conforms to DIN 5139 and is hand-made in Germany. Supply includes plastic blade protectors and a cardboard box.










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