This may be an empty recommendation, because I have not seen a detail chisel for sale anywhere for probably twenty years.
I had some very nasty fillets on my pirogue, because my compound was setting up faster than I could lay it in.
I couldn't get a sander in on them, so I thought I was probably going to be hand sanding the rest of my life.
Then I remembered a detail chisel that I bought maybe thirty years ago, and I have hardly used since the project that I bought it for.
It's a light duty electric chisel, and using the gouge, and curved flat blade, I just pared the excess globs and ridges, until they looked right.
Mine was made by Ryobi. I have little respect for Ryobi tools, generally, but when I needed it for the original project, Ryobi was the only game in town, And it seems to be holding up.
I had some very nasty fillets on my pirogue, because my compound was setting up faster than I could lay it in.
I couldn't get a sander in on them, so I thought I was probably going to be hand sanding the rest of my life.
Then I remembered a detail chisel that I bought maybe thirty years ago, and I have hardly used since the project that I bought it for.
It's a light duty electric chisel, and using the gouge, and curved flat blade, I just pared the excess globs and ridges, until they looked right.
Mine was made by Ryobi. I have little respect for Ryobi tools, generally, but when I needed it for the original project, Ryobi was the only game in town, And it seems to be holding up.
