Rob Cosman's IBC 17-Degree Chisel: 1/2 inch hideNBIS

Rob Cosman's IBC 17-Degree Chisel: 1/2 inch hideNBISIf you have ever chopped out waste in softer woods (Pine, Cedar, Aspen, Poplar, etc) then you have felt the frustration of the wood fibers collapsing and tearing out in big chunks with typical bench chisels ground at 25 30 degrees. I fixed this problem by grinding a more acute bevel on an IBC chisel specifically for chopping out waste in softer woods. Chop waste in soft woods without chunks tearing out. 17 degree primary bevel cleanly slices through

We recess the head to protect the blade when not in use

001” along the entire width of the cutting edge

Model: PEC 5170

Cast from Cr40 ductile iron

This is what keeps you from buggering the screw slots - a blade tip that evenly distributes the turning torque applied at the handle to the full width and depth of the screw slot

Cutter head fits both a 6/32 inch threaded screw and a 4 mm threaded screw

This video provides you bench-side instruction on hand cutting the mortise and tenon and the through wedged tenon joints

High quality 360 brass heads

A fret saw is only as good as the blades you use

As a result of the standardization of steels and the high-quality steel processing in Europe

and repeatedly layout your tails

Blade width 1 inch