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  1. 24th November 2006, 07:05 PM #1
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    Default Lie-Nielsen Skew Chisels

    Lie-Nielsen has added skew chisels to their chisel range.

    http://www.lie-nielsen.com/catalog.php?sku=SKEW
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    Default Corner chisels

    Thanks for the Heads up Mirboo.
    They look fantastic and will doubtless be great in the hand as well.
    But at $120 they are a bit rich for me.
    I made my own by re-grinding a couple of $10 chisels I bought at the markets.
    It was actually quite satisfying to re-make these to suit myself.
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    I made my own from $1 shop chisels, turned new handles and re-heatreated.

    Call it $2.
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    Yep, I've also made my own. Mine are made from a pair of 3/8 Bahco chisels.
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    I bought a few 'antique' socket type chisel blades from markets (titan, Berg and ?), cleaned them up, reground them to a 20deg skew and a mate is turning some handles to match my LN chisels out of rock maple.
    Has anyone else noted that wood turners always seem to waiting for someone to ask them to turn something ... anything?
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