Wood carving chisels

[NSBrown]

If you are interested in acquiring pfeil wood carving chisels I would recommend you visit:

http://www.woodcarvingbiz.com/

I just received more than a dozen pfeil chisels and it's Christmas in my shop. These prices are shockingly lower than any other pfeil source I've run across. And he also carries the "student" size...which I love. The student size is a hybrid of the regular chisels and the smaller palm chisels. They push well, and you can chase them when you want to.

I was stocking up for wood carving class with Jim Kibler at the NMLRA workshops in Bowling Green. Bowling Green is my best annual excuse for major tool purchases. That's how I found this source. Give them a look.

[Cory Joe Stewart]

Thanks!

[mjm46@bellsouth.net]

Those prices look about 30% off prices from Woodcraft. I just wish they had some pictures of the chisels closeup. Was the savings eaten up by import fees?

[iowaflint]

Thank you so much.  I pieced together my first eight pieces from Woodcraft a couple of years ago and needed more.  This helps when this economy stinks.

[Jim Kibler]

Thanks for posting this Stewart.  I've purchased from them in the past and they were good to work with.  Always nice to be able to save a buck.

Jim

[James]

Wish I'd known about them a year ago. 

[Acer Saccharum]

Exchange rate is almost no difference between USD and CAD: http://coinmill.com/CAD_USD.html

Maybe it's time to annex each other's country..... 

[NSBrown]

Micah, just look at the pitcures on the Woodcrafter site. The chisels I just received ARE pfeil chisels. And yes, I saved about 30% (including exchange rates and shipping) over everyother source I looked at. Couldn't be more pleased.
Stewart

[Acer Saccharum]

I just sent them an email, requesting prices on some gouges I don't happen to have.