Six bevel-edge blades from 6 to 26 mm cover mortising, grooving and carving work. Blades use high-speed steel, hand-ground and hand-finished, with a rust-inhibiting coating. Hornbeam handles measure 110 mm, flattened on two sides for grip. A steel ferrule protects the tang under mallet blows. Supplied in a compartmented wooden box, 320 x 200 x 40 mm.
The wood chisel set Kirschen 1101 HK holds six bevel-edge chisels in sizes from 6 mm to 26 mm. The blade widths are 6, 10, 12, 16, 20 and 26 mm. Blade bodies are made of high-speed steel, then ground and finished by hand. A rust-inhibiting coating keeps the steel surface stable during long storage.
Handles are turned from compressed hornbeam and measure 110 mm on all six chisels. Both sides of the handle are flattened, so the grip resists rolling in the hand. A steel ferrule at the tang end limits splitting when the chisel is struck. Each chisel comes with a plastic blade cap. The set sits in a compartmented wooden box measuring 320 x 200 x 40 mm. The chisels follow DIN 5139 form B and are made in Germany.
The blade governs cutting sharpness and edge retention across wood grain. Kirschen uses high-speed steel for the blade body, then grinds and finishes each piece by hand. Because the work is manual, individual chisels show small differences in shape. The protective coating shields the surface during warehousing and transport.
Six widths span narrow mortises to wide grooves. The 6 mm and 10 mm blades suit tight details and cleaning mortise corners. Sizes from 16 mm to 26 mm remove stock faster and level groove bottoms. Lengths differ with blade width, which makes the right chisel easy to spot in the box.
Each handle is turned from compressed hornbeam to a length of 110 mm. The two flattened faces give the fingers a bearing point and stop the chisel rolling on a bench. A steel ferrule at the tang end keeps the wood fibres from bursting under hammer load. Plastic caps reduce impact on the cutting edge in storage.
The box is divided by blade size, so counting tools after a shift is quick. This layout suits joinery shops that move tools between work positions. When striking is needed, use a wooden or plastic mallet to extend handle service life.Common applications
The set is used in carpentry, furniture making and wood restoration. Typical tasks include cutting blind mortises, recessing hinges and forming door lock pockets. Carvers reach for the narrow widths to shape ornament and clean corners. Wider blades handle stock removal, edge chamfering and levelling groove bottoms. Joinery workshops, vocational schools and craft workers all work within this size range.
Every chisel in the set is hand-finished, so shapes are less uniform than machine-made tools. Users keep the edge sharp by regular honing on a sharpening stone. After use, wipe the blade dry and refit the plastic cap to limit corrosion.



















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