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Hi All,
I keep hearing about using a "paring chisel" on a TV show, that seems to be sharper than a scapel, able to shave end grain by the foot, etc. Never used with a mallet, just hand pressure. Is this just a chisel with a 25 degree bevel??? I have two sets, one from Lee Valley that I have at 25 degrees. I have another set that I'm thinking of grinding at 30-35 degrees for removing mortices and other heavier work. Then keeping the Lee Valley ones for "paring work"? Is this the way to go??? Or do I need to go looking for a specific "paring chisel"??? Any help will be appreciated..... |
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