The Flipping Idiot vs the 6 piece Narex Richter Extra Bevel Chisel Set from Taylor Tools!

This is a video where you get to see what I see opening up my order from Taytools.com.
The 6 piece Narex Richter Extra Bevel Chisel Set.
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[@SandyMasquith]

Thanks for posting! I think you’ll love your chisels. I got my set about 2 years or so ago. They are among my “fine” tools assortment. They are so perfect for dovetails!! They stay sharp a good long time (I think that’s the cryo hardening process they use). They are flat and will take a very keen edge. Perfect for hardwoods, but work exceptionally well on softwoods that will dent so much easier than a hardwood. Trying to get a nice dovetail on a spaulted soft maple is tricky, but the Richters work very well. Enjoy!! :)

[@therealflippingidiot]

I appreciate the response!
Chisel’s weren’t that big a deal for me and then I cut some dovetails in ash and Oh Man!
I had to use some Narex mortise chisels to bust out the waste!
So I look forward to prepping the edges to see what they can do.
I plan to put them to work making a new portable Moxon vise for teaching hand cut dovetail work.
The design I came up with should be a fresh idea on CZcams and I am documenting it to share.
Thanks again!

[@petertiffney4413]

Man you dont need these chisels the old boys in france and uk used firmer chisels to make louies the 5 th fine furniture

[@therealflippingidiot]

Some of the furniture I make I use ash for drawer, slides, and I think a lot of the fine furniture out there uses a pretty soft, secondary wood on the interior.
I need some pretty serious chisels to knock out the dovetails if I’m using ash.
I was chopping out a Moxon Vise block with some Japanese chisels from Woodcraft and the edge got all chipped up.
I am looking forward to doing some testing with these chisels to see how the edges hold up cutting hardwoods.