Conjunto de formões Kirschen 1118 SB – 6 unid. em caixa de exposição

The Kirschen 1118 SB — 6 pcs in display box is a compact set of six woodworking chisels supplied in a retail display box. Each chisel in the set is intended for bench work such as paring, trimming and fitting joints; the selection covers common widths used in general carpentry and furniture making. The display packaging keeps the tools organized for storage and for easy selection on the workbench.

Advantages

The chisels are designed for accurate paring and controlled material removal. Hardened and tempered blades retain a sharp edge for routine woodworking tasks and can be resharpened as needed. Ergonomic handles provide a secure grip for hand paring and mallet work, while the compact six-piece assortment offers immediate access to multiple blade widths without the need to buy individual tools.

Suitable for

• Paring and trimming wood at the bench
• Fitting and fine-tuning joints and grooves
• Furniture repair and small carpentry jobs
• Hobby woodworking and model making

Key specifications

• Contents: set of six chisels in a display box
• Intended use: hand paring, trimming and joint fitting
• Blade material: hardened and tempered steel for edge retention
• Handle type: shaped wooden or composite handles (ergonomic grip)
• Packaging: retail display box for storage and presentation

How to use

Select a chisel width that matches the amount of material to be removed and position the blade bevel to suit the cut. For paring and fine trimming, use controlled hand pressure and move the chisel along a controlled cutting path. For heavier cutting or chopping, use a mallet and strike the end of the handle squarely. Keep the blade aligned and supported to avoid digging in; when working on fragile pieces, make conservative cuts and test fit joints frequently.

Recommendations

Maintain the chisels by honing the edge before each use and performing periodic sharpening on a suitable stone. Store the set in the display box or a dedicated roll to protect the blade edges and handles. Wear eye protection when striking with a mallet and avoid using the chisels on metal or masonry to prevent damage.