Why you should get chisels WITHOUT HANDLES!

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[paulpardee]

PaskMakes is insane. He's got some just ridiculous amounts of ingenuity and patience. I'm waiting for him to build an entire Kumiko house!

[guidodiman]

What a coincidence !? I just finished making almost an exact replica about 2 weeks ago, same everything except all free hand planes and an old chisel. I'm a retired designer / builder and now I get to just chill without the hurry up and pressure and transition to finer projects using more hand tools and really getting into details. The new chisels were a gift to myself and made personal by doing the handles, No thank you to forging my own. That would be another shop and I don't have the room. Thanks for listening. Ciao

[andyoverall]

You were correct, I saw your video seven hours after you published it and all the chisel sizes were sold out. I'll look for a second hand set next week when people realise that making the handles is harder than you make it look!😂

[victorwhitehead]

Dear sir, I just wanted to say that I wish some of our politicians could explain half as well as you do, and with Sincerity as you do with a wood working. You are one of my go to channels when it comes to woodworking and woodworking tools. I like where you heart’s at. I’m 68 years young just starting out in this hobby and have to adjust things because of my health, so I gotta do things a little bit slower and sometimes sitting down but I’m enjoying learning. Thanks young man.

[radiationroom]

The woodturner’s secret! Not only do turners make their own handles, many of us grind our own tools from bar stock. Jantz Knifemaking Supply and Doug Thompson sell unground bar stock. Excellent video. There are a lot of newbies and intermediate carps and turners who (I hope) will take heed of your useful information. Thanks!

[NBCRGraphicDesign]

I made my set a year ago using the regular Narex, not the Richter. I made a London-pattern handle in cherry for my set.... Nothing short of stunning!!

[CJCWoodWorking]

My dad just bought me the 1/4", 1/2", 3/4" and 1" of the Narex Richter chisels. I just started in woodworking in December and trying to start my own company (not going so well so far). The chisels i used before were black handle steel ended Husky chisels from Home Depot that were like $10 each. What a difference the Narex were. Both sets were sharpened the same way, similar to the "scary sharp" system. But the Narex were just so so much better to work with. I'm glad i have those Narex now. I use the Husky's to get the bulk of the wood chipped away then i use the Narex for the finer work.

[crowlers]

Thank you, Mr. Nubs you saved me $100.00 on the purchase of these chisels I had already planned to buy! What a great idea and I thank you again for passing it along to us, you're a true leader!

[ItsYourBoiUhh]

Thank you so much for this video ! Lots of youtubers claim to have money-saving tips but you legitimately taught me something valuable today, i love this channel

[MrStrizver]

This feels like a bonus episode of "cool tools". I've been holding off on buying a set of chisels and this was the push I needed. Plus, it's a chance to use that awesome C-14 I got a few months ago.

[edhalson]

Curses Red Baron - they've already sold out! Ah well! Best wood working channel IMHO...I always leave it inspired to do something I never thought I would do! Thanks James...awesome as always!

[TrevorDennis]

Nice one James, and they ship to New Zealand with surprisingly cheap postage. This is going to be an enjoyable project. I own two full sets — one of which I've had for at least 40 years — plus a shop build slick and a 2" chisel. My Menz Shed has a hopeless collection of never sharp beat up chisels, so I'll gift them my old set and keep the Narex chisels. Hmmm. I am really looking forward to making those handles! 😁

[tomsamper]

When I first saw this video the chisel sets were completely sold out (and I went to the site only an hour or two after you posted it) they finally had the set back in stock last week so I picked one up, it arrived today and as a woodturner I’m really looking forward to customizing some handles for this, maybe doing a little custom engraving to make the set really just mine.

[ClarkEoC]

I love how you really focus on small business. Ty for that.

[davidbondi]

These unhandled Narex chisels are great. I bought a set about a year ago and made handles for them. My handle design is very old time traditional, so I used a jig on the table saw to make hexagonal blanks and then put them on the lathe to finish them. You won't regret purchasing these chisels.

[pashaveres]

Speaking as a potter - there is great satisfaction in daily using bowls, plates, and mugs that I've made, either hand-built or on the wheel. Thanks for another great vid! Aloha

[jamestroy]

Thank you!!! Got 4 of the 6. 1/4” & 1/2” out of stock

[stubachner]

Just finished my first custom handled chisel. Used a different pattern for the handle bud super excited. Bought the standard chisels ($9.99) and am very impressed. Took a great edge that will shave hair and like the handle fitting my large hand better. Thank you!

[averageamerican]

I wouldn't think that much of the price would be in the handle. I would go for this. Would be a fun project.