Hand adze

[only 3 injuries]

Any good recommendations?

I would like to try my hand with chair making soon and I am putting together a toolkit.

[AHill]

Barr Tools. Specifically the Mike Dunbar Style Gutter Adz. Hand forged and very high quality. I have his chairmakers draw knife and it's top notch.

[MauleSkinner]

There’s what appears to be a nice one in here…
https://www.highlandwoodworking.com/Maki...-book.aspx

But I have a history of spending too much time making tools rather than making stuff with the tools.

[only 3 injuries]

I saw the Dunbar on and I didn't want to have to bend over to use it.

The one Chris Buchanan uses looks perfect but I can't find it anywhere. Chris Schwartz uses one that looks great but he said it was $400, which was a bit more than I wanted to spend.

[AHill]

I saw the Dunbar on and I didn't want to have to bend over to use it.

The one Chris Buchanan uses looks perfect but I can't find it anywhere.   Chris Schwartz uses one that looks great but he said it was $400, which was a bit more than I wanted to spend.

That's interesting.  In this video, it appears his adze is pretty much the same configuration as the Dunbar - he just elevates and tilts the seat blank to stand up while using the adze.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8nJcB2oav4

[kwadams]

Check out Jason Lonon. He makes nice adzes if he has any in stock. I own several of his tools and they are first rate, well finished and hold an edge. 

Kevin

[only 3 injuries]

I think I may of had a brain fart, I saw Mike Dunbar using one on his video and he was standing over the seat, I just assumed that was what you were talking about.

[only 3 injuries]

I ended up ordering one from Jason Lonon.

Thanks for the replies everyone.