German-forged chisels in 10, 20 and 26 mm arrive with a Japanese pull saw in one carton. Each blade is bevel-edged and mirror-polished, hardened to 61 HRC and ground at 25 degrees to DIN 5139. Hornbeam handles keep the grip steady. Plastic blade guards protect the cutting edges during transport and storage. The set suits mortising, joinery and fine cuts.
The wood chisel set with Japanese saw Kirschen 1195000 brings together three bevel-edged chisels and one Japanese pull saw. Blade widths are 10 mm, 20 mm and 26 mm. Every chisel is forged by hand in Germany and heat treated to 61 HRC. The cutting edges are ground at 25 degrees in line with DIN 5139. Faces are mirror-polished, so the tools cut straight out of the box.
Handles are turned from hornbeam and seated firmly on the chisel body. The wood keeps the grip stable during longer benchwork. The Japanese saw adds a thin blade with fine teeth for precise cross cuts. Each chisel ships with a plastic blade guard. The complete set is packed in a sturdy cardboard box for workshop storage.
The combination targets carpenters and joiners who cut mortises, clean shoulders and trim tenons. Three chisel widths cover most joinery layouts, from narrow grooves to wider paring work. The saw handles thin stock and small details that a chisel cannot reach. Hardness, bevel angle and the DIN 5139 reference define the cutting geometry. Packing and blade guards keep the edges protected between jobs.
Blade preparation matters when the work is visible. A mirror-polished face slides through hardwood with less friction. The bevel-edged profile lets the chisel reach into dovetail corners. Hand forging and controlled hardening support edge retention over repeated resharpening. Users can regrind to the original 25 degree angle with a bench stone or guided jig.
The chisel blades are forged from tool steel and hardened to 61 HRC. Handles in hornbeam are machined and fitted tight to the blade shank. The Japanese saw runs a thin blade with fine teeth and cuts on the pull stroke. That geometry suits softwood and hardwood alike. Plastic guards cover the chisel edges when the tools are not in use.
The set is supplied ready to work, without further honing. Keep the blade guards on the chisels while the set travels between sites. Avoid striking the edges against metal or concrete. Wipe the steel after use and store the box in a dry place to limit corrosion on polished surfaces.
Typical tasks include cutting grooves, forming mortises and paring tenon cheeks. Cabinetmakers use the 10 mm chisel for narrow joints and the 26 mm chisel for wider paring. Furniture assembly and interior repair work benefit from the same three widths. The Japanese saw cuts small parts, tenon shoulders and thin boards where control matters more than speed. Professional joiners, furniture workshops and interior fit-out crews are the main users.
The Kirschen catalog lists the set as chisels plus a Japanese saw in a box, with hornbeam handles. Content is three chisels in 10, 20 and 26 mm, one saw, and plastic blade guards. Delivery is in a cardboard box. The listed hardness is 61 HRC and the grinding angle is 25 degrees to DIN 5139.
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Japanese pull saw Kirschen 4190000 225 mm blade
Cutting on the pull stroke, the 225 mm blade of Kirschen 4190000 removes wood with light effort. The 0.6 mm blade body and 0.9 mm back leave a narrow, clean kerf. Teeth run at 16 per inch, induction hardened, with a 0 degree rake for straight lines. The Elast…
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