This set includes four bevel-edge chisels in 26, 30, 35, and 40 mm widths, each in its own slot within a genuine leather roll bag secured by a three-notch strap. Blades are forged from carbon steel, hardened to 61 HRC, ground at a 25-degree bevel, and polished ready for use, handmade in Germany to DIN 5139.
The Kirschen 1958002 carpenter chisel set includes four bevel-edge chisels stored in a rolled leather bag. Blade widths are 26, 30, 35, and 40 mm. Each chisel fits into its own slot, preventing the edges from touching. A leather strap secures the roll with three locking notches, keeping the bag tight whether it holds all four chisels or just two.
The blades are forged from high-grade carbon steel and hardened to 61 HRC. The cutting edge is ground at 25 degrees and polished to a mirror finish, allowing the tools to cut immediately out of the bag. The set complies with DIN 5139 and is handmade in Germany. Handles are ergonomically shaped for a balanced grip during repeated mallet use. The compact roll and four common widths make this set ideal for joiners moving between workshop and job site.
Each blade is forged from carbon steel and heat treated to 61 HRC. The bevelled sides minimize friction in tight corners and dovetails. A 25-degree grinding angle balances edge retention with ease of resharpening. The polished face helps the chisel release cleanly from resinous wood. Handles distribute mallet force evenly along the blade axis and remain comfortable during extended paring sessions.
With the bevel angle specified, the edge can be restored on a bench stone or wet grinder without guesswork. Maintain the 25-degree angle to match the factory geometry. Wipe the polished steel dry after use to prevent corrosion on the carbon steel. Store each chisel in its own slot to keep the cutting edges protected between uses.
The roll is crafted from genuine leather and features four separate slots. Each slot matches a specific chisel width, keeping the tools organized and easy to access. The leather strap wraps around the rolled bag and locks at three notches. When rolled flat, the bag fits easily in a toolbox, van drawer, or site backpack.
The leather protects the cutting edges from impacts, dust, and moisture during transport. Rolling the bag also prevents the chisels from sliding loose among other tools. For long-term storage, keep the roll in a dry place and avoid leaving oily rags inside. The strap notches allow the roll to remain tight even when a chisel is in use.
Four widths cover most joinery and carpentry tasks without the need for a bulky case. The 26 and 30 mm blades are suitable for housings and general paring, while the 35 and 40 mm blades are ideal for wider mortises and leveling large shoulders. The close spacing between sizes matches common timber dimensions used in framing and fit-out work.
This selection keeps the kit lightweight for site visits. A joiner can cut mortises, trim tenons, and finish surfaces with the same roll. Blade widths are marked for quick identification inside the bag.
The set is used in joinery shops, on construction sites, and during interior fit-out. Typical tasks include cutting grooves and housings, shaping mortise and tenon joints, and trimming timber frames. The chisels are also suitable for detail carving, cleaning saw cuts, and leveling surfaces before finishing. Repair work on doors, window frames, and furniture is another frequent use. The roll bag makes the kit easy to carry between workshop benches and job sites.
Catalog data describes a four-piece carpenter chisel set supplied in a leather bag, with blade widths of 26, 30, 35, and 40 mm. The reference also notes carbon steel blades at 61 HRC, a 25-degree bevel, mirror-polished faces, and compliance with DIN 5139.










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