Micro-Mark Precision Miniature Chisels Set of 7 Stainless Steel Carving Tools for Model Making, Woodworking, and Fine Detail Work

Miniature Chisels for wood working. Great, made of good material. I am a luthier and require accurate, small, very sharp chisels. This set is great! You will need to sharpin them p[rior to use, however. Great buy...

Small enough for the miniature scenes I build to get in tight places for touch up! Love them!

Highly useful for support removal and cleanup in 3D printing.

They are pretty decent chisels for the price and sharp out of the box. I needed to sharpen one them after a reasonable amount of usage and found it very difficult to get a good edge. I will try again as I found the size just right for detailed work.

For very detailed work this is the answer. I make Bowls and some of them are not very tall 1 1/2'' high so a traditional chisel would wouldn't fit so I used a small razor blade. Thanks great product.

They looked great and I was eager to test them. Upon closer inspection as I withdrew one from the terrible plastic pouch they store in, I noticed that the way the cutting edges are formed leaves them seemingly not completely sharp. My test article would be a plastic tab on a plastic model parts sprue. It had raised lettering on both sides of a flat surface and the test was to attempt to remove only the lettering while leaving as much of the base material in tact. This is something I'm able to easily do using a #10 blade in a hobby knife. It seemed to me that these chisels—a few of them even seemed ideal for the task—would be a blessing. Surely they would be good for shaving and shaping the fairly soft plastic that come in model kits. Nope. I very disappointed. The are wonderful to hold, with the very highly polished steel and all, and they're aesthetically pleasing, as well. But in the end, they just aren't sharp enough. I want to hold onto them so badly that I think I'm going to risk sharpening one of them on my 6000-grit Japanese wet stone I use for my cooking knives, and then strop it, too, and see it that brings it to life. Or I may just give up and move on... I hope not. A UPDATE: even using my best wetstone technique, the steel is just too soft to get a real sharp edge.

These are sharp and ready to use from the start. I have used other chisels from more expensive brands and these are just perfect. The video is not the best because I didn't have the proper setup but these work smoothly on hard wood. My only complaint would be the handle since it is not comfortable for long periods of time.

I bought these to build a wooden ship model.I am very happy with them. I can do fine precision cutting and so far I’m pleased with the results.

I’m using these chisels for delicate tidying up up my guitar builds.