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Advice on which hand tools to buy as a gift.

TequilaMockingBird · 2018-09-08 22:58:59

I know nothing about this at all I'm afraid. I wanted to buy a gift for my uncle. I was hoping to buy a few pieces for sort of whittling away with beside the fire. I looked on Amazon and they're very cheap so I'm assuming rubbish? I'd appreciate any ideas. Only have around €50 to spend.

08-09-2018 10:58pm

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TequilaMockingBird

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I know nothing about this at all I'm afraid. I wanted to buy a gift for my uncle.

I was hoping to buy a few pieces for sort of whittling away with beside the fire. I looked on Amazon and they're very cheap so I'm assuming rubbish?

I'd appreciate any ideas. Only have around €50 to spend.

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#2 09-09-2018 8:10am

chillyspoon

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Something like this from Dictum would do the trick: https://www.dictum.com/en/carving-knives-xylography-tools-bacc/carving-knife-kit-710223

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#3 12-09-2018 10:57pm

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Top quality, good choice.

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