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PSI Woodworking LCVERSA 2 Piece Set of Wood Lathe Versa Chisels | 
| Brand: PSI Woodworking
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $24.95
Buy New: $21.55
You Save: $3.40 (14%)
Rating:  5 reviews
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 16 x 1 x 6
Model: LCVERSA
UPC: 689076542098
EAN: 0689076542098
ASIN: B000KI8D2O
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | The M2 High Speed Steel blades outlasts high carbon steel 6 to 1, and will give you years of use. | | • | 3/4" chisel w/ 9" handle & 6" blade | | • | 1/2" chisel w/ 7" handle & 5" blade | | • | Can sharpen easily by grinding on the flat surface | | • | Unique profile allows for smooth non-binding cutting with ultimate control |
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| Customer Reviews:
wonder tool June 18, 2008
Chase (VILLA PARK,ILL.)
THE VERSA CHISELS ARE ALL THEY CLAIM TO BE.EASY TO WORK WIH SMOOTH CUT,FOR THE PRICE THE BEST DEAL AROUND!.
PSI Wood lathe Versa Chisels January 15, 2008
J. Copeland
I like these tools. Once I sharpened them I've found they are great for finer scraping and getting a good finish before sanding. I'm not an expert so take it for what it's worth. Good feel and control. I think the Benjamin's Best tools are a great value for the money.
Amazon was cheaper that direct from manufacturer November 26, 2007
Rick... (Rancho Cascades, CA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I found this item cheaper on Amazon than buying directly from the manufacturer, PSI. It was brand new, had free shipping, and arrived sooner than I expected. I'll be checking back frequently for additional items I need as well.
EASY TO USE May 14, 2007
Steven S. Guzman (AZ,U.S,A)
AS A WOODTURNER JUST STARTING I FOUND THIS TOOLS TO BE VERY EASY TO USE AND IT HELP ME TO GAIN CONFIDENCE.
 Takes a little practice March 26, 2007
Thrifty Spender (East Coast)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This tool takes an effort to learn to use, I am not sure how long it would take to master but you can get some amazing catches with it, that much will remind you of a skew. But once you start to get the hang of it, they actually do work pretty well, I am not sure how long it would take me to get as comfortable with it as I am with a Skew or Gouge but I will keep trying it out for a while longer. Who knows maybe at some point it will click for me.
Update 6/2008:
When I get in a grove they work well, but they are still a bit awkward at times. One thing about them that I don't like is that they are a bit challenging to sharpen if you want a single smooth bevel. If they weren't so inexpensive I would have probably deducted a star for that.
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