Fuller301-0099 3-Piece Chisel Set - Wood carving tools, Carpenter tool kit chisels sets for carpentry woodworking knives

Needed some chisels to put locksets in some doors. Took a gamble on this set and it payed off. Chisels feel like very good quality, right size, and came sharp. Chiseled lockset plate holes with ease and accuracy. Very easy to control, worked great. Very nice set for the money !!

Update: I still have this set over ten years later and i still think its great.I like this set becasue:1. Works good2. cheap3. Takes lots of abuse4. Easy maintenanceIf you need some chisels for a project, I'd buy these. They work and don't cost a ton. I've had mine for over a year now, I've used them alot, and expect much more use out of them.

For this price, these are very good utility chisels. I have yet to purchase the high dollar chisels offered from some manufacturers, just as I do not own top of the line autos, Audio equipment or power tools. I feel for general use these chisels are more than adequate. I put enough time in sharpening my chisels, that they perform as I would want them to. These tools sharpen to a razor like edge and will shave fine wood as it will your arm.

Works as advertised, first time using such tools so can not compare to other brands. They are sharp enough and have maintained thier edge.

Three piece set for less that a haircut? I've had Fuller chisels for as long as I can remember. They are sturdy and take abuse well. You can't go wrong with these as budget chisels.

I only need to replace one room door lock with one that I can lock. I had to chisel so that the new one lock can fit. It served my purpose.

Ow these are SHARP. Super cheap and surprisingly great quality. Highly recommend these to anyone looking for DIY tools at a great price.

I got these for large scale wood working and they have been great. The chisels are extremely sharp out of the box and work flawlessly. With "wood carving" branded chisels you would usually pay quite a bit more. As long as the larger size are not an issue, you will not go wrong with these.

These are my favourite of the sets iv tried of amazon. Came ready to use. Packed well. Durable and sharpen well. GREAT for learning.

En mi vida he usado dos marcas de formones, Stanley y estos Fuller. Me parece que los Stanley son un poco más cómodos, pero los Fuller me parecen más robustos, más resistentes, siento que durarán más. Estoy contento con mi compra. Hay que tener en cuenta que la clave en los formones es saberlos afilar y refinar la técnica de uso.

Leave a helpful vote if you found this review helpful!The Good:- Cuts well- Can handle blows- Minimal vibrationThe Not So Good:- Blade and handle balance a little off- Chisel blade guards easy to loseI was actually really surprised by the cutting quality of these chisels. I am not too sure how durable these will be before they need to be sharpened but so far they are pretty nice to work with. I primarily use these for doors (hinges and latches) and these are definitely better than my last set. I did find that the blade and handle balance is a little blade heavy and overall a little heavy. The chisels do handle hammer blows well with minimal vibration. The last point is more a wishful thought but it would be nice if the blade guards had a tether to the chisel so you don't lose them if they happen to fall off or misplace them.Thanks for reading! Remember to leave me a helpful vote if you found this review helpful!

I purchased these for rough work and practice. The steel is good, and the chisels arrived reasonably sharp. Albeit, the handles feel a bit small for my hands, but that is subjective. Nevertheless, they do the job, and I'm pleased with them.

These chisels work best as butt chisels as the blade, socket and handle are quite short.The Acetate Fuller handles are indestructible (if you use common sense and don't smash them with a milled headed hammer).The only downside is that Fuller doesn't still make the 1/4", 1-1/2", and 2".Like the majority of modern cheap chisels you'll need to hone these; not as badly as you think, but a cheap $10 oil stone and cheap leather strop w/ compound will make it razor sharp in no time.