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They also carry the full sets of Stanley 200 series chisels, no steel cap but
should be great for use with a wooden mallet. Price I saw was $16! They
are thick blades, so would be good for mortise work after drilling a row.

Thanks for the clearity about Jan, I didn't check the properties of her posts.

Alex




 
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