#1 Small Round Eye Punch Carving Chisel

The small eye punch is forged to create a roughly 3/16” eye. The centers of this eye punch are forged, not drilled, so that the cone shaped indentation in the center of the eye punch can aid in the effect of creating a pupil. The small eye punch is used for small horse, nail faces, mice and various other carvings.

#2 Medium Round Eye Punch Carving Chisel

The medium eye punch is the most commonly used and creates a roughly 1⁄4” eye. Like the small eye punch, the center of the eye is forged, not drilled, allowing for the creation of a pupil. Furthermore, the small eye punch can be used on an eyeball made by the medium eye punch to make a very vivid pupil. The medium eye punch is used for many varieties of animal head, faces such as wizard head, and other carvings.

#3 Large Round Eye Punch Carving Chisel

The large round eye punch is a very handy tool. While a 3/8” eye is often too large for most hand-carved faces unless scaled up, it works very well to create many good elements such as the eye of a flower, the laid back ears of a mouse, and can even be used as a tight scoop.

#4 Small Duck Eye Punch Carving Chisel

The small duck eye is a teardrop punch that will leave a small raised center to represent the duck eye while the teardrop depression acts as the shading around the duck’s eye, killing two birds with one stone. It is normally used on ducks made of 1/2” and 5/8”. It is also useful for some frogs and small snakes.

#5 Large Duck Eye Punch Carving Chisel

As ducks tend to be a little bit on the goofy side anyway, you can never put too big of an eye on a duck. This punch also makes for good petals and leaves for chase pieces and on impression work.

#6 Wolf Eye Punch Carving Chisel

Wolf eye punches are oval-shaped with diamonds as the eye or as the pupil. This provides a very aggressive looking eye that is perfect not only for wolves but also predatory birds, snakes and even very serious horses.

#7 Fast Cut Carving Chisel

Whether you’re cutting off a wire thin tendril or carving in a deep curving line, the fast cut chisel gives you the strength of a crowbar with the cutting edge of a razor blade. Used for cutting in ears, carving out long flowing whiskers, and even splitting down bar stock; the fast cut chisel is a must have from our carving set.

#8 Straight Carving Chisel

The straight chisel can cut off a thin slice like the fast cut; its sharp corners give it the ability to put a good hard ending on a line. The straight chisel is used heavily where crisp lines are needed in carving or in the chasing of typed letters and numbers.

#9 Small Bucktooth Butcher Carving Chisel

The small bucktooth butcher, roughly 3/8” across, is a blunt chisel with a slightly curved blade. Good for biting in and then pushing material along. Named for its use in carving in and pushing out big square teeth.

#10 Large Bucktooth Butcher Carving Chisel

The large bucktooth butcher is roughly 1/2” across and is a scaled up version of the small bucktooth butcher. Good for biting in and then pushing material along. Named for its use in carving in and pushing out big square teeth.

#11 Small Scoop Carving Chisel

The small scoop chisel is a butcher ground blade forged around a roughly 3/4” radius. It can be used in chasing to draw scrolls and circles. For carving, it can be used on one side for a troughing action or flipped over to the other side to cut in and push up a curve, such as the gills or scale on a fish or dragon, or to give the representation of folds in long flowing hair.

#12 Large Scoop Carving Chisel

The large scoop chisel is a butcher ground blade forged around a roughly 1” radius. It can be used in chasing to draw scrolls and circles. For carving, it can be used on one side for a troughing action or flipped over to the other side to cut in and push up a curve, such as the gills or scale on a fish or dragon, or to give the representation of folds in long flowing hair.

#13 Small Ball Fuller Carving Chisel

The small ball fuller is based on a 3/16” sphere that tapers out into a cone. It is aggressive enough to start an indentation on a steep curve. As well as making a nice dimple, it can be used to be the start for a larger ball fuller. Normally used for nostrils and stippling.

#14 Medium Ball Fuller Carving Chisel

The medium ball fuller is based on a 1/4” sphere that tapers out into a cone. It is perfect for eye sockets, large nostrils and some contouring.

#15 Large Ball Fuller Carving Chisel

The large ball fuller is based on a 3/8” sphere that tapers out into a cone. Its uses include larger carving and contouring of surfaces for smooth transition.

#16 Whisker Tool Carving Chisel

This whisker tool is used mainly for texturing. It makes the most wonderful whisker texture that can follow contours and curves.

#17 Tear Drop Punch Carving Chisel

The teardrop punch is an all around useful tool to create complex curving shapes, a must have for faces. The large side of the teardrop is nearly a 1/2” sphere tapering down to a fine tip on the other end.

#18 Small Angled Square Set Hammer Carving Chisel

The small angled square set hammer is roughly 3/8” and used mostly in impression work and chasing for driving down one side of a cut line to create value or the illusion of depth.

#19 Large Angled Square Set Hammer Carving Chisel

The large angled square set hammer is roughly 1/2” and used mostly in impression work and chasing for driving down one side of a cut line to create value or the illusion of depth.

#20 Small Fuller Set Hammer Carving Chisel

The small fuller is based around a roughly 3/16” radius allowing you to make a line in a piece of steel without cutting it. Fullers are used in a wide variety of carving and chasing work from the hollows of a mules ears to the texture around an owl’s eyes.

#21 Large Fuller Set Hammer Carving Chisel

The large fuller is based around a roughly 1/4” radius allowing you to make a line in a piece of steel without cutting it. Fullers are used in a wide variety of carving and chasing work from the hollows of a mules ears to the texture around an owl’s eyes.

#22 Center Punch Carving Chisel

This center punch is by far the best center punch you can buy! With its low profile for high visibility and flared grip, you can use it to make marks on a precision layout and then turn around and drive it deep into hot steel.

#23 Offset Center Punch Carving Chisel

The offset center punch mark is perfect for starting an indentation in a piece of steel straight on and then dropping the angle of the chisel and driving along the surface of that piece of steel to create a swell as it plows though.

#24 The Engraver Carving Chisel

The engraver in this set is a hybrid of a palm engraver and a tap engraver. Forged in the same rugged manner as the rest of this set, this tool is capable of breathtakingly fine detail in engraving and chasing.