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Pfeil - 25 Piece Standard Size Carving Set
This large fully forged Pfeil 25 piece carving set is for challenging carving projects and contains the roll case, 80mm wooden mallet, 2 genuine Arkansas stones, honing oil, carving knife and 20 full size carving tools.
The tools included are:1/16, 1s/16, 2/20, 3/3, 3/12, 3/25, 5/35, 7/20, 8/7, 8/18, 8/25, 9/7, 8a/18, 9/15, 7L/25, 11/2, 11/10, 15/3, 12/10 and 14/8.
This in plain english means
16mm...
Pfeil - 8 Tool - Standard Size Carving Set
This Pfeil 8 piece carving set is a starter set containing 7 full size fully forged tools and one chip carving tool. It is supplied in a rugged canvas roll case and the tools are honed and sharpened ready for use.
The tools included are 1/12, 1s/12, 5/12, 4/20, 7/10, 9/4, 12/8 and KERB12.
This in plain English means a 12mm chisel,
12mm skew chisel,
Series 5 12mm gouge,
Series 4 20mm gouge,
Series...
Pfeil Abegglen Detail Knives
These Pfeil Abegglen detail knives have two cutting edges. One side with round cutting edge and the other with a hollow cutting edge. As a result it is possible to make deep cuts but also to carve letters and ornamental work. A universal knife with many uses.
Small hexagonal oiled acacia wood handle.
Large: Blade Length 130mm, Cutting Edge 33mm.
Medium: Blade Length 125mm, Cutting Edge 27mm.
Small:...
Pfeil Canard Knife
Pfeil Canard Knives are for very fine chip carving. They have plum handles and the blade has a straight cutting edge which is ground thin.
Large: The blade length is 45mm.
Small: The blade length is 30mm.
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb 1
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb 1 also known as Rosenmesser.
A simple knife for chip carving with a straight blade. You can use it to carve patterns (geometric or simple flowers) as well as whittling.
Fine cherry wood handles, shaped to correspond to the use of the knife.
Blade length 50mm
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb 12
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb 12 also known as Fuchmesser.
The most popular Pfeil knife for one-handed carving on small objects where the small piece of wood is held in one hand and the knife is used with the other hand. Compared to the Kerb 1 it has a curved blade which is not suitable for chip carving but which runs easily through the wood for rougher...
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb 13
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb 13 also known as Schnitzmesser Gerade.
The use of a Kerb 13 is similar to the Kerb 12 but with a straight blade more for cutting shapes and angles on small objects. Not suitable for chip carving, because of the size of the blade.
Fine cherry wood handles, shaped to correspond to the use of the knife.
Blade length 55mm
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb 15
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb 15 also known as Gebogen, 2 Schneiden.
This is a small knife to carve fine details on objects and figures. The curved blade cuts on both sides and has a pointy tip so it can be used in many ways. It is not suitable for chip carving.
Fine cherry wood handles, shaped to correspond to the use of the knife.
Blade length...
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb 5
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb 5 also known as Schnitzhaken.
For one-handed carving on small objects, with this specialist shape you can reach deepened areas from above. Not made specifically for chip carving.
Fine cherry wood handles, shaped to correspond to the use of the knife.
Blade length 55mm
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb 7
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb 7 also known as Kerbmesser.
This knife is for whittling or chip carving. The blade is curved so it will carve the wood easily but it cannot be used to carve straight lines as you can with the Kerb 1 or Kerb pfeil.
Fine cherry wood handles, shaped to correspond to the use of the knife.
Blade length 40mm
Pfeil Chip Carving Knife - Kerb Pfeil
Pfeil Chip Carving Knives come in a variety of shapes, this one is a Kerb Pfeil also known as Kerbschnittmesser.
The most popular knife made for chip carving (definitely one of our best sellers!). The short pointy blade allows a good grip in the wood.
Fine cherry wood handles, shaped to correspond to the use of the knife.
Blade length 36mm
Pfeil Lino & Block Cutting Tools - Set of 12
Pfeil Lino & Block Cutter Tools - Sets
Pfeil Lino & Block Cutting Tools - Sets of 6
Pfeil Lino & Block Cutter Tools - Sets
Pfeil Polishing Paste, Green
Pfeil Polishing Paste is a fine abrasive paste for polishing honed bevels. Ideal for use with a powered strop, the paste features a cooling property, to avoid heating of the blade. The paste can be used with a cloth.
Weight 900g
Pfeil Scorp Round
The Pfeil scorp round is a tool for hollowing out bowls, or sculpting the seat of chairs etc.
Cherry wood handle.
Forged from K720 steel, blade is 65mm in diameter.
Pfeil Series 22 - Wing Parting Tool
Traditional old English form. For finishing fingers, toes, lips etc.
Pfeil Two Handed Scorp (Inshave)
This Pfeil two-handed scorp (actually we prefer to call this an Inshave) is ideal for hollowing out large cavities. Special form to cut the seats of chairs.
Cherry wood handles.
Forged from K720 steel. Blade width 140mm
Pfeil Violin Maker's Knives
Pfeil Violin Maker's Knives are easy to resharpen because the special steel is hardened all the way through. These have a double bevel.
Pocket Stones
Used to create the finest edge on precision tools, delicate instruments, and die work. RH Preyda Arkansas files hold their shape while creating the finest, most uniform finish.
Recommended for outdoor enthusiasts in need of a sharp edge on fish hooks, arrows, and hunting knives. The pocket stone's compact size allows it to easily fit in your outerwear pocket, or pack inside your gear. Pocket...
Proxxon Cordless Drill Set
Complete with lithium-ion battery, charger and case.
Ray Iles Rounding Planes
A rounder is also known as rotary plane and is used to create accurate tenons or for rounding spindles for chairs. All of these 6 rounders are made by Ray Iles.
The thick blade is held in place by two washered screws which allows you to adjust or remove the blade for sharpening very easily.
Beech body, lightly linseed oiled.
Having reduced your spindle to a little over the size of the rounder...
Red Rose Reproductions Compass Attachment
Red Rose Reproductions dividers can now be converted to a compass for drawing arcs and circles using the compass attachment. To convert, one of the points is unscrewed from the dividers and replaced with the mounting bracket and screw. The second screw secures a wooden pencil in place. The attachment is universal, and will fit on either the 5" or 7½" divider. Two pencils are included,...
Red Rose Reproductions Dividers
These dividers were designed with a few key objectives in mind. First, they needed to have the ability to be quickly adjusted. Many dividers are fitted with thumb screws used to open and close the arms. This method is fine for some tasks, but falls short when rapid adjustments are needed, such as when using with the sector where adjustments are frequent and over a large range. These are fitted...
Relief Carving in Wood:
A Practical Introduction
A Practical Introduction
By Chris Pye
This is a unique book for woodcarvers. Master woodcarver Chris Pye digs deeply into the process of relief carving by pulling apart a single subject, clearly demonstrating how low and high relief carvings 'work' and how to go about carving them.
Follow this book step by step and you'll learn about the tools and how to handle them properly, and fundamental, transferable carving skills...
Replacement Blade for Tite-Mark Marking Gauge
Replacement Blade for Tite-Mark Standard and Long Marking Gauges.
All Tite-Marks are supplied with an A2 Steel marking blade. Meaning it will take a very keen edge and be tough enough to hold it with minimal maintenance and normal use. Hone the flat side of it occasionally and it will last a long time.
The blades can be damaged however, so having a spare blade around is a good idea.
Precisely...
Robert Sorby Captive Ring Tool Set
This set of Robert Sorby Captive Ring Tools comes with tips capable of producing 3/16", ¼", 3/8", and ½" rings. These can be used on the stems or spindles of projects or may be used in their own right as items of jewellery, napkin rings, curtain ring or even wheels.
The set enables the turner to cut rings of the four above mentioned sizes with just one tool simply by switching over the tips....
Robert Sorby Midi Multi-Tip Hollowing Tool
All the benefits and attributes of the full size Robert Sorby Multi-tipped Hollowing tool (RS-200KT) but 2/3 the size, giving access through a much smaller aperture when turning fine hollow forms.
1/2" flat surface allows for aggressive hollowing and the swivel clamp allows under cutting.
This tool comes with a full set of instructions and three cutters (RS-222, RS-111C and RS-112C).
Robert Sorby Sandmaster
The Robert Sorby Sandmaster is an essential part of every turner's tool kit.
It comes with 5 different grits of abrasive to take even the roughest projects to a glass-like finish every time. It has an adjustable 2" velcro pad and comes complete with 2 each of 60, 120, 180, 240 & 400 grit sanding discs. You avoid the uneven finish often associated with hand sanding and there is no danger...
Set of 4 Veritas Super Hard Scrapers
Most cabinet scrapers are sheared from spring steel, hardened to Rc38-42. These scrapers are harder (Rc48-52) and hold an edge longer. The edges are carefully milled to a square, sharp 90° ready for immediate use on fine work. For heavy-duty use, a hook must be burnished onto them. The prepared edges not only save you the initial effort of filing and stoning, but indicate the condition they should...
Shapton Ceramic Glass Stone
The Shapton stones are ceramic which means they will wear more slowly than a traditional waterstone, but still cut quickly to get you back working in no time.
The ceramic grit is bonded to float glass which also helps maintain the stones flatness.
No need to soak, just splash water on to its surface, and you are ready to go.
Like a waterstone these Shapton Glass Stones will need to be flattened...
Shapton Kuromaku Professional Series Stones
These are the popular Shapton Kuromaku Professional Series Stones, also known as Shapton Professional or Shapton Pro whetstones. These ceramic stones wear slowly and cut quickly, making them ideal for sharpening woodworking blades, chisels, kitchen knives, and straight razors.
No soaking is needed - just splash water on the surface, and you're ready to go. However, do not store them wet.
Occasional...
Sharpen This
by Christopher Schwarz
Sharpening is not a sport.
If you want to be a better woodworker, you need to learn to sharpen. If you want to be a better sharpener, you need to stop paying so much attention to tertiary bevels and carbide formations in steel and start paying attention to the wood. If the wood is cut cleanly, then your tools are sufficiently sharp. If the wood is torn out and covered in...
Shaving Horses, Lap Shaves, and Other Woodland Vices
By Sean Hellman
Sean's book contains over 400 colour photographs and illustrations to demonstrate all stages and processes of making, using, and celebrating these traditional wood-braking devices.
It also provides plans and techniques that span instructions for beginners, to more complex designs, tool use and repair, and contemporary variations on traditional designs.
From the foreword written...
Shinwa 90° Try Square - Metric
Stainless steel square.
Measurements on both sides
Angular accuracy 90°: 0.1 mm or less per 100 mm
Outside measurements: 150mm
Inside measurements: 120mm
Base length: 100mm
Shinwa Compass with Pencil Lead
A well made Shinwa compass which is capable of of drawing circles comfortably up to 300mm in diameter. When you use the extension arm this can be extended to almost 600mm in diameter.
Geared pivot for smooth operation, and will hold the arms in position in use.
Includes 4 replacement pencil leads and the extension arm.
Shinwa Ink Line (Sumitsubo)
With a sealed ink reservoir to prevent ink from leaking out or drying up. Automatic spring-loaded recoil with locking mechanism. Unbreakable plastic body and thread bob.
No ink is included.
Body length 180 mm, thread length 20 m.
New design (shiny new colours!)
Shinwa Mini Ink Line
Professional quality, compact Sumitsubo.
Body 130 mm, line length 15 m.
No ink is included.
New design (shiny new colours!)
Shinwa Protractor No.19 Chrome Finish
Measures 0 - 180° with a reverse scale.
150mm stainless steel blade with a hard chrome coating for easy reading (and a 100mm scale).
90mm wide body.
Simon James 19mm (3/4'') Holdfast
Handmade, using traditional methods and a small forge by experienced craftsmen as a cottage industry. They are not mass produced so every one has very slight differences, which is what you expect with handmade workmanship. They are all hand stamped with the Simon James logo.
Made from 8mm steel and are designed to fit 19mm (3/4'') holes.
Overall shaft length is 12'' (30cm)
Overall...
Tamboti
Tamboti heartwood is light and dark chocolate brown Hard, heavy, durable & close grained. Oils and varnishes well finishing with a satin like lustre. Used in musical instruments, turning and carving.
The Anarchist's Design Book:
Expanded Edition
Expanded Edition
Why is this book on sale? Basically Lost Art Press need some storage space as the floors are creaking in their new Anthe Building. Please visit the Lost Art Press Blog for more information.
By Christopher Schwarz
Most of the American furniture we celebrate as the pinnacle of design is overbearing, over-embellished and a monument to waste and excess.
These high styles of furniture took hold...
The Essential Woodworker
By Robert Wearing
Robert Wearing's hand-tool masterwork. This book contains every skill you need to get into hand-tool woodworking. And it is explained with a minimum of fuss, using accepted traditional practice and with the assistance of more than 500 beautiful hand-drawn illustrations.
“The Essential Woodworker” is one of the best books on hand-tool usage written in the post-Charles...
The Joiner & Cabinet Maker
The Joiner and Cabinet Maker" has more than 370 pages of detailed handtool instruction, including many processes that have not been covered before in the early woodworking literature. In 1839. In that year, an English publisher issued a small book on woodworking that has – until now – escaped detection by scholars, historians and woodworkers.
Titled "The Joiner and Cabinet...
The Robert Sorby ProEdge Ultimate Sharpening System
The updated version of the ever popular Robert Sorby ProEdge sharpening system. In all honesty the machine has remained the same as nothing really needed to be updated!
Robert Sorby have however changed from using the old terms of 'Basic' and 'Deluxe or Plus'. Thankfully it has been simplified, and the Sorby machine comes in one edition which includes a single 120 grit aluminium...
The Robin Wood Carving Axe
A razor sharp axe from Wood Tools that will do anything from felling small trees to splitting firewood, where it really excels is as a carving axe.
The weight of the head is 550g and the total weight around 720g (1lb 11oz), handle length is 12.5" (31cm). This is a great mid weight carving axe that most people will use easily without getting tired, yet still heavy enough to remove wood quickly.
A...
The Stick Chair Book:
2nd Revised Edition
2nd Revised Edition
This is the third edition of this book.
By Christopher Schwarz
You don't have to be a highly skilled woodworker to make a chair. And you don't have to be insanely wealthy to own a nice one, either.
The truth is that everyday woodworkers – farmers, amateurs and people in other trades – made wonderful chairs using common woodworking tools and whatever wood was available:...
The Tool Chest of Benjamin Seaton
This important publication describes a unique set of over 200 tools from the late eighteenth century, giving an extraordinary insight into the trade practices of the time. The tools were bought by Joseph Seaton for his son Benjamin but were hardly used - instead they survive intact, with an original inventory recording the prices paid at Christopher Gabriel's London toolshop, and can be seen in...
The Warrington Chest
This amazing chest was made by a Sheffield pattern maker, Ernest Warrington, when he was just 18 years old. The book traces Ernest’s family history, explains the trade of pattern making and its context in Sheffield, and tells the story of how the chest passed down the family.
The chest still contains a good proportion of the kit of tools used by its pattern maker owners and these tools are...