Fisch makes pretty good chisel/bit sets.
As noted by others, they. like most bench chisels, don't come honed and ready to go. A fine - safe sides - needle file will get the cutting parts of the bit better. Small shaped slip stones will get them even better - sharp and shiny. For the chisel, Lee Valley sells a pair of diamond cones for throat sharpening. They're not expensive - under $20 as I recall. There is a much more expensive version that has a cylinder on the end that regiseters inside the chisel - keeping the grind square to the long axis of the chisel. But you need one for each chisel size and at $60 or so eac . . . . Hone the outside faces of the chisel(s)
- hard arkansas stone or whatever.
And once that's all done you still need to set the gap between the bit and the chisel. Here's The Forty Cent Method
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