Hand-made in Germany, this six-piece chisel set covers blade widths of 6, 10, 12, 16, 20 and 26 mm. Carbon steel blades reach 61 HRC hardness. Edges are bevelled and mirror-polished, ground at 25° to DIN 5139. A fitted wooden box with padding protects blades and handles during transport and storage. Sizes suit groove cutting and mortise paring.
The 6-piece wood chisel set Kirschen 1103000 is hand-made in Germany for joiners and furniture workshops. Blade widths run from 6 mm up to 26 mm. That spread covers fine paring as well as heavier waste removal. Each blade is forged from carbon steel and hardened to 61 HRC. The cutting edges arrive bevelled and mirror-polished, ready for work straight out of the box.
The grinding angle is 25°, following DIN 5139. This angle keeps the edge controllable when cutting across and along the grain. The six chisels are held in a fitted wooden box with padded seats. The padding keeps blades and handles apart during transport and storage. The box also makes it quick to check that the set is complete. Handles are shaped for a firm grip and direct force transfer from hand or mallet.
Blades are forged from carbon steel and heat treated to 61 HRC, so the edge holds its geometry over longer work sessions. The faces are bevelled at the sides and polished to a mirror finish, which lowers friction as the blade enters the timber. Handles are available in wood or plastic and are shaped for comfortable, repeated mallet work.
The set ships in a wooden case with seats cut to each chisel. Padding holds the blade and handle clear of neighbouring tools, which limits knocks that chip a cutting edge. Tools sit in size order, so the right width is easy to find on site. The case is solid enough for workshop shelves and for transport to installation jobs.
Six blade widths are included. The selection follows the sizes used most often in joinery, from narrow grooves through to wider flat paring. Every chisel in the case is made to the same specification, so hardness, grinding angle and finish stay consistent across the set. That consistency matters when a job moves between blade widths on the same workpiece.
Typical tasks include cutting grooves, paring mortise and tenon joints and shaping detail on timber. The narrow 6 mm and 10 mm blades suit tight housings and small recesses. Wider 20 mm and 26 mm blades clear flat surfaces faster. Cabinet makers use the set in hand-built furniture, in furniture repair and in fitting work. It also serves door and window frame installation, where hinge and lock recesses are cut on site.
Wipe each blade clean after use and return it to the wooden case. Storing the chisels loose in a drawer invites chipped edges. Regrind the edge when cutting performance drops. Keep the tools away from damp storage to limit rust on the carbon steel. The case protects the set during transport and long periods of storage.










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