the only timber framing chisel you need to get started

your 1st chisel https://zurl.co/csnRN at some point, you have to stop watching and start building. one of the biggest questions i hear is, "what chisel should i buy?" in this video, i explain why i recommend starting with a 1 1/2 inch timber framing chisel, what makes the star hill chisel different, and why you don't need a shop full of tools to build your first timber frame. we cover: • why a 1 1/2" chisel is the best place to start • 100% tool steel construction • cerakote finish • hardwood handle with anti-split retaining ring • convex grind for quick sharpening • handmade holstex sheath • why simplicity beats buying more tools i also discuss excellent lower-cost alternatives. if star hill isn't the right fit for you, both arno and sorby make quality chisels that will serve you well. the important thing isn't buying my chisel. the important thing is getting a chisel in your hands and building your first timber frame. *links* *initialize your chisel*    • stop sharpening timber framing chisels flat   *arno 1 3/8" chisel* https://amzn.to/4eJ5wSS *brass mallet* https://amzn.to/4gH54r0 *sorby 1 1/2" chisel* https://amzn.to/4gcHIcN subscribe for weekly timber framing education.