Carving Tools
Stubai Carving Tools Part 1
Stubai Carving Tools Part 2
Two Cherries Carving Tools Part 1
Two Cherries Carving Tools Part 2
Japanese Woodcarving Tools
Finest TAKAHANE Woodcarving Tools without handle
Japanese Woodcarving Knives
Japanese Woodcarving Sets
Woodcarving Sets by Stubai and Two Cherries
Two Cherries Firmer Gouges Series 1431
Extra heavy Gouges for large Projects
Chip Carving Knifes, Violin Knives and Scalpels
FROST Swedish Carving Knives
Carver’s Vise, Carver’s Screw
Tool Rolls for Carving Tools
Stone Chisels
Mallets for Sculptors
In our store we sell only the finest quality carving tools from well-known and long-established companies. Used properly, these tools will stay sharp for a relatively long time, permitting more productive work in between sharpening sessions. But we highly recommend that the tools be kept as sharp as possible.
Important: Don’t forget the sharpening stones! Dull irons make for sloppy and more importantly, dangerous work. This is because as the edge becomes blunt, the natural impulse is to use more pressure, which can damage the work, and injure you or others nearby, if the iron slips. As supplied, our blades were sharpened by machine at the manufacturer. But each company has a different conception of what is meant by the word sharp. In any case we recommend, at the minimum, that new blades be honed on a fine stone before using them, and that like all cutting tools, they should be kept as sharp as possible through regular sharpening.
Japanese Sharpening Stones for Carving Tools
Missarka Sharpening and Honing Stones for Carving Tools
Diamond Sharpening Stones for Stone Chisels
