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  1. 20th September 2012, 11:46 AM #1
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    Default Harold and Saxon Chisels Arrive

    New chisels have just arrived, Oh well that means i'll have to do some work to keep SWMBO of my back.

    No more excuses.

    Handles are Highly Fiddle backed Desert Rosewood.

    Good one Trent, excellent work as always, very happy with 'em.


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  3. 20th September 2012, 01:08 PM #2
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    chisel envy is a cruel and depressing state of mind....... consider me cruelled and depressed!

    enjoy them fineboxes!

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    Looking at this kind of tools makes me want to collect them as some sort of jewellery, rather than to use them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ilya View Post
    Looking at this kind of tools makes me want to collect them as some sort of jewellery, rather than to use them.
    could prove a bit hazardous if worn around the neck!


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    Can't wait for mine to arrive, hope it's soon then I'll invent things to do with them.

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    Default Old Chiseler

    I have had a set now for about five years, just fanastic, the hone on these chisels are a sight to behold.
    Even after turning out dovel tail joints in teak they have never needed any thing more than a slight re hone.
    ou will be very happy.
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