Chrome-vanadium blades hardened to 59 HRC form the core of this four-piece chisel set. Bevels are ground and polished to DIN 5139 for clean, low-effort cuts. Handles use laminated skateboard wood, which absorbs impact and stays comfortable in long sessions. Blade widths cover 16 mm, 20 mm, 26 mm and 32 mm. The chisels ship in a wooden box, made in Germany.
A 4-piece wood chisel set from the Kirschen W.I.N.A.C line covers paring, mortising and shaping work on timber. Blade widths run 16 mm, 20 mm, 26 mm and 32 mm. Each blade is forged from chrome-vanadium steel and hardened to 59 HRC. That hardness level supports a long-lasting cutting edge between sharpenings.
The bevels are ground and polished to DIN 5139. A polished face reduces friction as the chisel enters the fibre. Cuts stay smooth and the hand force needed drops. Handles are made of laminated skateboard wood, a material chosen for impact resistance. The four chisels are delivered in a wooden box, made in Germany.
Chrome-vanadium steel gives the blades a balance of toughness and edge retention. Hardening reaches 59 HRC, measured on the Rockwell C scale. The bevel follows DIN 5139, so the grinding angle and blade flatness stay consistent across all four sizes. A polished blade face lowers drag during deep cuts in hardwood. Re-sharpening keeps the original geometry easy to restore.
The four widths let a woodworker move from rough waste removal to fine paring without changing tool family. The 32 mm blade clears broad shoulders and wide rebates. The 16 mm blade reaches into narrow mortises and stopped housings. Consistent grinding between sizes means the same sharpening routine applies to the whole set. Flat backs also help when registering against a marked line.
Handles are turned from laminated skateboard wood. The layered structure resists splitting when the chisel is struck and absorbs part of the shock. The shaped grip keeps the hand steady during long bench sessions and reduces fatigue. All four chisels sit in a wooden box, which protects the edges in storage and keeps the set together on site or in the workshop.
Laminated stock behaves differently from a single piece of turned hardwood. Glue lines run across the grain, so impact energy spreads instead of following one split path. This matters when the chisel is driven with a mallet. The wooden box also serves as a bench organiser. Each chisel returns to its own slot, so edges do not contact each other.
The set suits groove cutting, mortise and tenon joinery and detailed carving. It works on both softwood and hardwood. Joinery shops use it for door frames, window parts and furniture assemblies. Craft workshops rely on it for hand-cut decorative details. DIY users who build furniture at home can select the blade width that matches each joint. Four sizes cover most bench tasks without extra tooling.
Catalog data lists the set as a four-piece W.I.N.A.C chisel assortment in a wooden box, with skateboard-wood handles. Blade widths are stated as 16, 20, 26 and 32 mm. Steel is chrome-vanadium at 59 HRC, with bevels ground to DIN 5139. Manufacture takes place in Germany. Store the chisels dry and hone the edges before precision work.



















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