241 : Paring Chisel – Boxwood Handle. Traditionally used by pattern-makers. A cabinet-maker’s favourite. A must for cleaning out hosing joints. Used for accurate horizontally paring. Robert Sorby Paring Chisels are the longest, flatest, and thinnest available anywhere. They are the supreme chisel – in a class of their own. Normally used with two hands. Can be lightly tapped with a mallet. Fitted with an exquisite boxwood handle. Overall Length 15 - 16" : 381 - 407mm , Blade Length 9¾" : 248mm

284 : Registered Mortice Chisel – Double Hooped Ash Handle. The workhouse of any tool kit. A well balanced tool for general applications. Feature a thick cross-section in the blade which makes them suitable for more demanding applications and seep recesses – like mortices - where leverage needs to be applied. Second hoop on the handle allows for repeated mallet blows. Overall Length 15 - 16" : 381 - 407mm , Blade Length 4.5/8" - 7" : 108 - 178mm

331 : London Pattern Sash Mortice Chisel – Boxwood Handle. Traditional design. Heavy section makes it ideal for levering out waste wood from deep mortices for tenons, locks and hinges. Special 2 degree side taper prevents binding in the cut. Fitted with boxwood handle. May be used with light blows from a mallet.

332 : London Pattern Sash Mortice Chisel – Unbreakable Plastic Handle. Same rugged specification as the 331 series. Designed more for on-site work where heavier blows may need to be taken. Fitted with a robust unbreakable plastic handle.

333 : Corner Chisel : Designed for squaring up the ends of mortices, grooves or housings. Faces are precision ground to produce clean, accurate 90 degree angles. A beautiful tool to use, delicately balanced. Nowadays often used to clean up after using a router. Sharpen each face individually using an oil stone. Fitted with a fine boxwood handle.