Tools of the Trade - Tiki Carving

T tikimecula Tiki Socialite BFE, KS Joined: Apr 27, 2004 Posts: 453	T tikimecula Posted posted on 04/28/2008 On 2008-04-26 19:50, Tikilizard wrote: Have a list of tools I use for wood carving and ran me under $80.00 total. Henry Taylor Tools aren't the best, not expensive, but keep the edge. Lizard, if you got all 10 of those Henry Taylors for under $80. You did damn good. Henry Taylor's are actually one of the best you can buy and they are a lot more expensive than the Home Depo, Lowe's chisels. You should check the "New Prices" of what you have in that picture. Pawel, Don't go out and spend a bunch of money on expensive chisels, Get some chepo's from HD or Lowes and give it a try. If you don't like what they have look into Flexcut chisels. they are really good also, and not bad on the price for what you get. Also read the thread Ben talked about. http://www.Woodcraft.com http://www.Leevalley.com http://www.traditionalwoodworker.com http://www.flexcut.com

On 2008-04-26 19:50, Tikilizard wrote:
Have a list of tools I use for wood carving and ran me under $80.00 total. Henry Taylor Tools aren't the best, not expensive, but keep the edge.

Lizard, if you got all 10 of those Henry Taylors for under $80. You did damn good. Henry Taylor's are actually one of the best you can buy and they are a lot more expensive than the Home Depo, Lowe's chisels. You should check the "New Prices" of what you have in that picture.

Pawel, Don't go out and spend a bunch of money on expensive chisels, Get some chepo's from HD or Lowes and give it a try. If you don't like what they have look into Flexcut chisels. they are really good also, and not bad on the price for what you get. Also read the thread Ben talked about.

http://www.Woodcraft.com
http://www.Leevalley.com
http://www.traditionalwoodworker.com
http://www.flexcut.com

Post #376633 by tikimecula on 04/28/2008