Draper HSS Woodturning Chisel Set - 6 Piece

Use a sharpening stone, honing guide, and follow the manufacturer's recommended sharpening angles. Regularly honing will maintain a sharp edge.

Sharpen as needed, typically after a few hours of use, or when the chisel starts to cut less effectively. Frequent honing is recommended.

These chisels are suitable for most types of wood. Adjust the cutting technique based on the wood's hardness and grain.

Apply a wood finish or oil to the handles occasionally to prevent them from drying out and cracking. This helps preserve the wood.

If a blade chips, carefully sharpen the affected area, or if severe, consider consulting a professional sharpener.

Store the chisels in the provided wooden box to protect them from moisture and physical damage when not in use.

Sharpen the blades using appropriate sharpening tools, ensuring a proper angle and edge.

Check the ferrule and tighten if necessary. If the handle is severely damaged, consider replacing it.

Clean the blades with a rust remover and apply a protective oil after each use.