Four bevel-edge chisels in 10, 16, 20 and 26 mm sizes arrive in a 12-pocket leather roll. Blades are hardened to 61 HRC and ground at a 25° bevel angle, in line with DIN 5139. Mirror-polished faces leave the set ready to cut on arrival. White hornbeam handles give a firm grip during long bench work.
The Kirschen wood chisel set 1151002 gathers four bevel-edge chisels in one rolled leather pouch. Blade widths cover 10, 16, 20 and 26 mm. Each blade is ground at a 25° bevel angle and hardened to 61 HRC. Shape, dimensions and hardness follow the European standard DIN 5139. The cutting faces are polished to a mirror finish, so the chisels cut straight out of the roll.
Handles are turned from white hornbeam, a dense wood that holds up to repeated mallet work. The leather roll carries 12 separate pockets, which keeps edges apart and shielded from knocks. Rolled up, the pouch fits into a tool cabinet or a site bag without extra packaging. Every chisel in the set is made entirely by hand, with attention to blade straightness and parallel edges.
Tool steel blades are heat treated to 61 HRC, a hardness level that supports edge retention in hardwood. The bevelled sides reduce contact area when working inside joints and tight corners. Polished surfaces lower friction as the blade advances through fibre. Hornbeam handles are sanded smooth, giving a secure hold without slipping when hands are damp or gloved.
The leather roll is sewn from genuine leather and holds the chisels in individual pockets. Separation prevents edges from touching each other during transport. The pouch rolls tight and ties closed, so the tools stay in place inside a van or a workshop drawer. Eight spare pockets remain free for added sizes or small accessories.
Four chisels make up the set, sized 10, 16, 20 and 26 mm. That spread covers narrow mortise cleanup through wider paring cuts on rails and stiles. Each blade is worked individually so the edge stays straight and parallel to the sides. Consistent geometry matters when chopping repeated joints, because the chisel must register cleanly against a marked line.
The 12-pocket layout leaves room to expand the kit over time. Wider pockets let you draw a chisel out and return it quickly between cuts. Because each tool sits in its own slot, you can identify the size you need by position rather than by reading the blade. That saves time on repetitive bench work.
The set suits chopping, paring, groove cutting, chamfering and detail finishing in both hardwood and softwood. Joiners use these chisels for mortises, dovetail cleanup and hinge recesses. Furniture makers rely on them for trimming tenon shoulders and refining carved details. Fitters working on interior installation use the narrower blades to seat hardware and door hardware plates. Maintenance crews also use the set when repairing timber structures and window frames. Hardness and edge geometry keep cutting force low on controlled cuts.
The leather roll shields the edges from impact, moisture and dust between jobs. Wipe each blade clean after use, then return it to its pocket to keep the edge keen and limit rust. Store the rolled pouch in a dry cabinet. The compact roll travels easily between workshop and site without a rigid case.










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