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Sambini

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I have seen some chisels that are used in carving various parts of stocks. The whole length of the chisel is flat and they are bent at different angles to get into hard to reach areas. Does anyone know where these can be purchased?

Thanks
 
Woodcraft has several gouges like this as well as a flat chisel and two undercut chisels (shown with the flat chisels). Pfeil swiss made chisels are very high quality.

https://www.woodcraft.com/products/pfeil-swiss-made-bent-chisel-8-mm-palm-handled?via=573621f469702d06760016cd,5763288b69702d20ec000b2e,57640e3269702d3ae3000d97

Muzzleloader Builders Supply also carries some (without handles). I don't find these to be the quality of the pfeil, but then they don't cost nearly as much and will do the job.

https://www.muzzleloaderbuilderssup...i?cart_id=8844016.13881&next=25&product=Tools

An internet search should find you other sources and choices.
 
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Believe it or not I use this tool a lot.
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Make what you desire. I use a lot of heavy music wire from hobby stores. You could use old screwdrivers, or just the shank. Harbor freight sells a pack of carving chisels that can be modified to whatever you want. Use a propane torch to heat red hot. Bang out what you want. Cool slowly, file/grind, polish, heat read hot, quench, temper to straw color, sharpen.

Good specialty chisels and gouges are expensive to buy and can be free to make.
 
You are probably referring to the chisels carried by several vendors that were produced by Dru Hedgecock in Carolina.
 
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