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60S0503 - Japanese DT Chisel, 3mm (1/8")
60S0506 - Japanese DT Chisel, 6mm (1/4")
60S0509 - Japanese DT Chisel, 9mm (3/8")
60S0512 - Japanese DT Chisel, 12mm (1/2")
60S0518 - Japanese DT Chisel, 18mm (11/16")
60S0524 - Japanese DT Chisel, 24mm (15/16")
60S0503 - Japanese DT Chisel, 3mm (1/8")
60S0506 - Japanese DT Chisel, 6mm (1/4")
60S0509 - Japanese DT Chisel, 9mm (3/8")
60S0512 - Japanese DT Chisel, 12mm (1/2")
60S0518 - Japanese DT Chisel, 18mm (11/16")
60S0524 - Japanese DT Chisel, 24mm (15/16")

Japanese Dovetail Chisels

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Discontinued. Limited stock. Price reduced.

Known as umeki-nomi, these versatile traditional tools are favored for their ability to work into sharp corners.

Though they excel at removing the waste from between dovetails, they are suitable for a variety of tasks because their triangular sections and narrow edges allow them to work adjacent to any inclined surface. Their red oak handles have pre-seated hand-forged hoops and are slightly canted to provide clearance for flush-trimming projections and paring recessed joints.

Hand forged and finely finished by master blacksmith Hiroshi Koyama (Koymaichi), the laminated blades combine a hard high-carbon Hitachi white steel face with a shock-absorbing softer steel back.

Hardened to Rc65-66. Since these are hand made, they may vary in size by ±1mm.

Online only.

60S0503 - Japanese DT Chisel, 3mm (1/8")

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    Japanese Dovetail Chisels

    Discontinued. Limited stock. Price reduced.

    Known as umeki-nomi, these versatile traditional tools are favored for their ability to work into sharp corners.

    Though they excel at removing the waste from between dovetails, they are suitable for a variety of tasks because their triangular sections and narrow edges allow them to work adjacent to any inclined surface. Their red oak handles have pre-seated hand-forged hoops and are slightly canted to provide clearance for flush-trimming projections and paring recessed joints.

    Hand forged and finely finished by master blacksmith Hiroshi Koyama (Koymaichi), the laminated blades combine a hard high-carbon Hitachi white steel face with a shock-absorbing softer steel back.

    Hardened to Rc65-66. Since these are hand made, they may vary in size by ±1mm.

    Online only.