Michihamono Flat Wood Carving Chisel 18mm Carpentry Tool to Smooth Wood Surfaces, or Noh mask and for Smoothing Round Wood Surfaces

This unique Michihamono Asamaru Suki Chisel (18mm) flat wood chisel features a thin, finger-held handle that allows for precise manoeuvring, ideal for smoothing both flat and rounded surfaces. Originally crafted smooth out the rounded surfaces of Noh masks, the Asamaru Suki excels in any application where a flawless finish is desired. The blade boasts a longer tip compared to standard chisels. This, combined with the thin handle, provides exceptional access and control for smoothing concave and rounded surfaces. While traditionally used for Noh masks, the Asamaru Suki shines in various woodcarving tasks. It's perfect for smoothing bowl exteriors, the outside of curved objects, and other flat surfaces. The blade is constructed from high-speed steel, renowned for its long-lasting sharpness and effortless cutting. The handle is crafted from Hinoki cypress, offering a comfortable and lightweight grip. Product Data: Blade width: 18mm Blade material: High Speed Steel Handle material: Hinoki cypress wood Handle length: 140mm Blade protrusion from handle: 65mm Includes blade tip cap To use, simply grasp as you would a pencil, with your dominant hand, and, with the bevel facing upwards, slice off the rough edges of your woodwork in a seeping motion. Use the thumb of your non-dominant hand to guide the blade by pushing the green material covering the blade shaft. Always wear safety gloves. Store in a dry location, without the blade contacting any hard surface. Blade is sharp, keep out of the reach of children.

• This unique Michihamono Asamaru Suki Chisel (18mm) flat wood chisel features a thin, finger-held handle that allows for precise manoeuvring, ideal for smoothing both flat and rounded surfaces. Originally crafted smooth out the rounded surfaces of Noh masks, the Asamaru Suki excels in any application where a flawless finish is desired.
• The blade boasts a longer tip compared to standard chisels. This, combined with the thin handle, provides exceptional access and control for smoothing concave and rounded surfaces. While traditionally used for Noh masks, the Asamaru Suki shines in various woodcarving tasks. It's perfect for smoothing bowl exteriors, the outside of curved objects, and other flat surfaces.