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Morihei Yoshitomo Oire Nomi | 10 Piece Japanese Chisel Set (w/ Timber Box)

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Morihei Yoshitomo Oire Nomi | 10 Piece Japanese Chisel Set (w/ Timber Box)

Den oprindelige pris var: 348,00 €.Den aktuelle pris er: 99,99 €.

Varenummer (SKU): CHJVD 1309680599085 Kategorier: Carpentry Tools, Chisels & Carving (Nomi), Japanese Chisels

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These beautifully crafted nomi (Japanese chisels) are brought to you by Morihei Japan. With 10 high end chisels made from Shirogami (white) 2 high carbon steel and oak handles, all within a timber display / storage case.

10 (Ten) Oire Nomi Premium Japanese Chisels
Forged White #2 Steel
Chisels Included:
- 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 24, 30, 36 and 42mm Chisels
Oak Chisel Handles
Timber Storage / Display Case
High Finish Levels
Crafted in Japan

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.