Wood chisel tip protector

I looked for some plastic protectors to use on my wood chisels but could find none.

Any ideas on how I can fabricate some ?

Reply to
Andy
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Get some of that stuff they dip tool handles in to form a coating . Oil the chisel well before you dip it .

Reply to
Terry Coombs

How often do you plan to cover/uncover them?

You can use plastidip if you dont mind "remaking" the covers periodically (depends on how often you plan on peeling it off/slipping it on)

I've always kept my wood chisels in a sort of carrying case (each having its own little "slot". Depending on quantity and sizes, you can repurpose something like this: (imagine the chisel points *in*, not *out*)

or even fabricate a custom one out of some heavy canvas or vinyl (vinyl is a win if you keep your tools oiled while stored)

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Don Y

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Gordon Shumway

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Reply to
DerbyDad03

I always save the ones that come on a new chisel but old time carpenters have a chisel box with dividers that they store these tools in

Reply to
gfretwell

Good find. I was looking for chisel protectors instead of guards.

Andy

Reply to
Andy

These too:

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Reply to
DerbyDad03

Can you sew?

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Reply to
DerbyDad03

Duct tape.

I've a number of Marples crank-neck chisels and gouges from the first half of the 20th century that have protectors made from masking tape. They're still perfectly viable.

Note that the adhesive side of the tape is not exposed to the chisels.

Reply to
Scott Lurndal

Did you make that? It's beautiful.

Reply to
SeaNymph

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Reply to
hubops

I'd go with cloth or cardboard. Cut/fold. Rubber band to secure.

Reply to
Vic Smith

Thank you. Yes, I did.

Reply to
Gordon Shumway

Yes.

Andy

Reply to
Andy

Then how do they stick ?

Andy

Reply to
Andy

First class job. :-)

Looks like a piece of fine furniture.

Andy

Reply to
Andy

You're welcome.

My husband does wood working for a hobby and I love natural wood.

Reply to
SeaNymph

You must be one of those old time carpenters I was talking about. That is exactly the sort of thing I was talking about. Those old boys respected their tools.

Reply to
gfretwell

My wife likes me to get natural wood too!

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Ed Pawlowski

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