Chisels are a key part of every woodworker's tool selection. While they often appear to be similar, there are a wide range of requirements and suitable tools can depend on individual preferences as well as the job at hand.
Buck Bros. chisels made in the original Millbury, Massachusetts factory started in 1864 are robust tools with an interesting history, period design, and represent an excellent value.
Our widest selection of woodworking chisels are Japanese, many of which are produced by Master blacksmith Shigezo Matsumura. Of laminated steel construction, these tools require sharpening on waterstones and are capable of extremely fine and long-lasting edges.
Two Cherries chisels made in Germany by the same family since 1840 are very popular because of their quality, edge holding consistency and old world details such as sizing the handles to the size of each tool.
Lie-Nielsen Toolworks of Warren Maine makes chisels of A2 tool steel in small quantities which are modeled after Stanley 750 Bevel Edge Socket Chisels. They are highly regarded for the excellent design and highly wear resistant steel.
Need some help deciding which chisel is best for you? - Take a look at our Bench Chisel Selection Guide.
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