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Item TitleDescriptionThis is a paring chisel of Fu-setsu, which was ordered and produced by Tasai.It is probably very hard to find outside of our stores at this time.We have been waiting for a year for the delivery of this chisel.
Material: White Steel #1Blade Width: 30mmTotal Length : 360mmHandle: White OakCraftsman: Mr. Akio Tasai, a Renowned Blacksmith from Niigata, Description:Introducing our Paring Chisel, a fine work of art meticulously handcrafted by the renowned blacksmith, Mr. Akio Tasai, hailing from Niigata, Japan. This exceptional chisel is beloved not only in Japan but also held in high regard by craftsmen and artisans around the world.Forged from White Steel#1 steel, known for its superior sharpness and durability, the 30mm-wide blade of this Paring Chisel offers impeccable precision for a wide range of woodworking tasks. The white oak handle provides a comfortable grip, enabling precise control and accuracy in your craftsmanship.
Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or an enthusiastic DIYer, this Paring Chisel is an indispensable addition to your toolkit. Its versatile blade excels in delicate carving, fine shaping, and intricate detailing. The tool's effortless performance and exquisite craftsmanship have solidified Mr. Akio Tasai's reputation as a globally recognized blacksmith and craftsman.
Experience the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and innovation in this Paring Chisel, handcrafted by a master with a legacy of expertise. Elevate your woodworking projects and infuse the essence of Japanese craftsmanship into your creations with this exceptional tool.
Tasai Fu-setsu oire nomi Other sizes
3mm 6mm 9mm 12mm 15mm 18mm 24mm 30mm 36mm 42mm This item was made by Tasai with the feeling that "I want you to use the item at a reasonable price".
The steel used is White Steel#１It's softer steel than Shindo or Mokume chisel, but it's done in a very delicate way that's typical of his work.
The sharpness and longevity are good, so if you have never experienced Tasai, I would like you to use it once.The surface is black, so it has a luxurious design.
