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Shop down-sizing - chisels - merrick - 09-14-2016
I have a few set of chisels for your consideration. First is a set of 8 Stanley Sweetheart 750 chisels with leather tool roll. These chisels have been fully prepared (lapped flat, honed) and ready for use. So in a sense, they are better than new. Asking $150.
Next is a set of Ashley Iles American Pattern standard set (1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4 and 1"). I got these from someone who had no clue on how to prepare a chisel and he really mangle up their faces. They will need some serious work to flatten, re-grind the bevels, and sharpen. Asking $75.
Another is a Koyamaichi Dovetail Chisels set of 6 (3mm, 6, 9, 12, 18, and 24) in a cloth tool roll. These chisels are sharp, hoop set, and ready to use. Asking $295.
Finally, a set of Ray Iles pigsticker mortise chisels: 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, and 1/2. They are virtually new, sharpened and ready for use. Asking $245.
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I'm in Fayettevile, GA (south of Atlanta). You are welcome to pick these items up. Payment via Paypal friend & family. Shipping extra. I'll use USPS priority flat rate box/envelop whenever possible. My zip is 30215.
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - merrick - 09-15-2016
Ashley Isles set is gone
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - Shop Dad - 09-15-2016
Shooooottt!! Been eyeing the Ashley Iles chisels for some time. Not surprised they went fast.
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - big-guy - 09-15-2016
What sizes are the 750's
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - merrick - 09-15-2016
These are the new 750 SW large set: 1/8, 1/4,3/8,1/2,5/8,3/4,1, and 1-1/4
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - Pat Zabrocki - 09-15-2016
Are the 750s the old(read good) ones or the new ones?
Pat
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - merrick - 09-15-2016
These are the new ones - as seen in pics
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - Pat Zabrocki - 09-15-2016
my apologies, didn't see the link to the pics, thanks
RE: Shop down-sizing - chisels - overland - 09-18-2016
Don't be too quick to dismiss the new Stanley Sweethearts. They're excellent chisels and have gotten very good reviews. I believe they're made in Sheffield. I have a few and like them. They're a lot like the LN bevel edged chisels but a little lighter. The biggest issue with them is that some (not all) take a little time to flatten the back.