curved chisels

[giggles]

Hey folks

while doing ben laws round pole joinery course we
were using curved chisels to remove timber from scribed
line in round pole.... savage chisels!

Problem is i cant find the chisels online or remember the name
of them :(

Anyone out there know??

[ayjay]

Swan necks?

[Razor]

Sounds more like you mean gouges like we use in wood turning to me

[giggles]

No i have gouge chisels for my wood lathe

Swan chisels... il look that up

thanks

[ayjay]

Swan chisels... il look that up

thanks

Swan-necked will get you more results!

[giggles]

Ah swan neck

[Razor]

Ahh curved shanks not curved cutting surfaces

[giggles]

Its not a swan neck.... the search continues!

Its a chisel thats used with a mallet and is a decent weight

the curve is across the cutting edge so as the follow the scribed

line on the round pole

[ayjay]

Its not a swan neck.... the search continues!

Its a chisel thats used with a mallet and is a decent weight

the curve is across the cutting edge so as the follow the scribed

line on the round pole

You've already said it's not a gouge - that only really leaves a chisel with an end that' s not all at 90° to the sides, a round nosed chisel - a bit like a really badly sharpened chisel.



Something like this?

(Not mine )

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[Razor]

Sounds like a ferret

http://www.woodlandcraftsupplies.co.uk/ ... cts_id=128

[ayjay]

Sounds like a ferret

http://www.woodlandcraftsupplies.co.uk/ ... cts_id=128

That's a turning tool, do you use a mallet when turning?

I think it has to be a gouge of some sort - there's much larger gouges available than what's used for turning.

[dewaltdisney]

I think it is a cranked gouge http://www.toolnut.co.uk/products/chise ... ked_gouges

DWD

[toolbox]

Skewed chisels perhaps?

http://www.axminster.co.uk/hand-tools/c ... specialist

[darrenba]

Or a chisel like this?

ImageUploadedByTapatalk1401466846.167411.jpg (315.97 KiB) Viewed 9842 times

[ayjay]

Or a chisel like this?

.........but that's a gouge, (a scribing gouge), and the OP has said it's not a gouge.

Here's a nice "Framing gouge" @ 109 euros

(I'm learning new stuff today).

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