Rob Cosman's IBC 17-Degree Chisel: 3/4 inch hideNBIS

Rob Cosman's IBC 17-Degree Chisel: 3/4 inch hideNBISIf you have ever chopped out waste in softer woods (Pine, Cedar, Aspen, Poplar, etc) then you have felt the frustration of the wood fibers collapsing and tearing out in big chunks with typical bench chisels ground at 25 30 degrees. I fixed this problem by grinding a more acute bevel on an IBC chisel specifically for chopping out waste in softer woods. Chop waste in soft woods without chunks tearing out. 17 degree primary bevel cleanly slices through

Fits Vintage Stanley Bedrock bevel down bench planes #2

These have 4R graduations meaning they are marked in 8ths

fine uniform texture and good natural luster

This adjustable lamp is what I use and I love it

Durable double stitching trims sleeves and bottom hem

especially in the corners

We are constantly finding more and more uses for it and so will you

Rob Cosman's Kerf X-10

There are a total of 16 seats avalible for this workshop

This thickness reduces vibration and chatter

In 2022 he received the Honorary Lifetime Member award from the American Association of Woodturners

grain orientation options for bowls