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Kanetomo Shirogami Oire Nomi | 5 Piece Japanese Chisel Set

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Kanetomo Shirogami Oire Nomi | 5 Piece Japanese Chisel Set

Den oprindelige pris var: 344,00 €.Den aktuelle pris er: 95,99 €.

Varenummer (SKU): CHJVD 526824996909 Kategorier: Carpentry Tools, Chisels & Carving (Nomi), Japanese Chisels

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Crafted with red oak timber handles and Shirogami (white) laminated steel blades, these are our best value chisel sets. Factory sharpened for fast set-up, they are our most popular chisel for a reason, well crafted with elegant performance and now supplied with a timber kiri box.

5 (Five) Oire Nomi Japanese Chisels
Hand Forged Shirogami Laminated Steel
Shirogami (White Steel) – HRC 63+
Red Oak Chisel Handle
Chisel Sizes Included:
- 9, 15, 24, 30 and 36mm Chisels Included
Timber Kiri Box*
Factory Sharpened
Crafted in Japan

*The timber storage boxes supplied with Japanese chisels are generally quite basic. The time, cost and energy are placed on the tool, not the box. Higher quality boxes can be purchased but these are woodworking tools of course, make your own if you’d like something better 🙂

Japanese Woodworking Tools | Nomi (Chisel)

One of the most iconic Japanese woodworking tools, the Nomi (chisel) is a prime example of Japan’s expertise in metallurgy & masterful forging technique. Crafted with a very hard steel cutting edge and soft steel body, Japanese chisels retain a sharper edge than many western chisel counterparts, but remain easy to sharpen. It is recommended you sharpen Japanese chisels at low heat, using whetstones instead of (dry) grinding machinery.