McJING Tools
Protect your pen mandrel from bending with this saver. Your mandrel shaft can go through the hollow centre of the saver stopping strain on it.
Option observed: MT.1
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Carve Fine Detail with a Swiss-Made Brienz Carving Knife When your work calls for crisp, controlled detail, you want a knife shaped by people who carve for a living. The Pfeil Brienz Carving Knife was designed by the Brienz Woodcarving School, drawing on generations of Swiss carving knowledge to give you a blade built for precise detail work. Its keen edge slices cleanly through fine lines, undercuts, and tight curves, so you stay in control of every cut. You can choose from two sizes to suit the scale of your carving and the reach you prefer. Swiss made from chrome vanadium alloy to Pfeil's own specifications, it arrives sharpened and ready for the bench. Regular honing keeps that edge keen for clean, accurate cuts. Key Features Brienz School Heritage: Designed by the Brienz Woodcarving School, shaped by real carving experience for genuine detail work. Precise Detail Edge: A keen, fine blade that slices cleanly through delicate lines, undercuts, and tight curves. Two Sizes Available: A larger knife with a 190mm overall length and 75mm blade, and a smaller knife with a 170mm overall length and 60mm blade. Swiss-Made Quality: Crafted in Switzerland to the exacting standards that have made Pfeil a trusted name among carvers. Chrome Vanadium Alloy: Made to Pfeil's own specifications for excellent edge retention and lasting durability. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving immediately. Main Applications Carving fine detail, crisp lines, and tight curves with full control. Cleaning up undercuts and refining areas a gouge cannot reach. Working delicate features in figures, ornament, and relief carving. Matching the knife to your task with the larger 75mm or smaller 60mm blade. Building a versatile carving kit alongside your Pfeil chisels and gouges. Give your detail work the precision it deserves. Add the Pfeil Brienz Carving Knife to your kit and carve those fine details with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 185mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Turn a Fresh Edge on Your Cabinet Scrapers with a Swiss-Made Burnisher A cabinet scraper only works as well as the burr you raise on it, and that comes down to the burnisher in your hand. The Pfeil Burnisher gives you a hard, polished steel rod that draws a clean, consistent hook along your scraper's edge with each firm pass. Its smooth surface glides over the steel without dragging, so you stay in control of the angle and pressure that shape the burr. The comfortable cherry handle keeps your grip steady through repeated strokes, making edge maintenance quick and predictable. You can choose between an Oval and a Triangle profile to suit how you like to work. With a 160mm blade, there's plenty of length to roll an even burr across wider scrapers. Quality materials and solid construction mean it'll keep performing for years at the bench. Key Features Polished Steel Rod: A hard, smooth surface that's tougher than your scraper's edge, so it turns a clean burr without scoring the steel. Oval Profile: Offers a broader contact face for rolling a smooth, even hook, ideal if you prefer steady, controlled pressure across the edge. Triangle Profile: Gives you defined edges for a sharper, more deliberate burr and easy access along the scraper's face. Cherry Handle: A warm, comfortable grip that keeps your hand steady and reduces fatigue during repeated strokes. 160mm Blade Length: Plenty of working length to draw an even burr across both narrow and wider cabinet scrapers. Swiss-Made Quality: Crafted in Switzerland to the exacting standards that have made Pfeil a trusted name among woodworkers. Main Applications Turning and re-turning the burr on cabinet scrapers for clean, fine shavings. Maintaining scraper edges quickly between jobs so you keep working without interruption. Rolling a smooth, consistent hook with the Oval profile when you want gentle, even pressure. Setting a sharper, more defined burr with the Triangle profile for finer control. Building a dependable edge-maintenance kit alongside your scrapers and chisels. Keep your scrapers cutting cleanly with a tool built to last. Add the Pfeil Burnisher to your bench and turn a fresh edge whenever you need one.
Option observed: Oval
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Carve Crisp Chip Detail with a Swiss-Made Canard Carving Knife Fine chip carving lives or dies on the cleanness of each cut, and that calls for a blade built for the job. The Pfeil Canard Carving Knife gives you a straight cutting edge ground thin, so it slices precisely into tight chips and leaves crisp, clean walls behind. That thin grind lets the blade enter the timber at a low angle without tearing, keeping you in control of every facet. The plum handle sits comfortably in the hand, giving you a steady grip through detailed, repetitive work. You can choose from two sizes to match the scale of your carving. Swiss made to Pfeil's own exacting standards, it arrives sharpened and ready for the bench. Key Features Straight Cutting Edge: A flat, even edge that cuts clean facets and sharp chip walls with precision. Thin-Ground Blade: Ground thin to slice into tight chips at a low angle without tearing the timber. Plum Wood Handle: A comfortable, steady grip that keeps your hand controlled through fine, repetitive cuts. Two Sizes Available: A larger knife with a 175mm overall length and 45mm blade, and a smaller knife with a 160mm overall length and 30mm blade. Swiss-Made Quality: Crafted in Switzerland to the exacting standards that have made Pfeil a trusted name among carvers. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Main Applications Cutting fine chip carving patterns with crisp, clean facets. Slicing precise walls and tight angles in detailed geometric work. Refining small features where a thin, controllable blade makes the difference. Matching the knife to your task with the larger 45mm or smaller 30mm blade. Building a versatile carving kit alongside your Pfeil chisels and gouges. Give your chip carving the precise, clean cuts it deserves. Add the Pfeil Canard Carving Knife to your kit and carve those fine details with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 160mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Forged from high quality steel; then hardened and sharpened. Head Size: 160mm Length: 275mm Blade width: 50mm Weight: 600g.
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Forged from high quality steel; then hardened and sharpened. Head Size: 160mm Length: 275mm Blade width: 50mm Weight: 600g.
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Cut Crisp Lines and Grooves with a Swiss-Made D Series V Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series 60° V Gouge gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The 60° V-shaped profile cuts clean, defined lines and grooves, so you can sharpen detail, outline shapes, and add fine texture with control. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. 60° V-Shaped Profile: Cuts crisp, defined lines and grooves, giving you control over outlines, detail, and fine texture. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Cutting clean, defined V-grooves and parting lines with controlled accuracy. Outlining shapes and sharpening detail before refining with other tools. Adding fine texture, veining, and lettering to your carving. Working with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your line and groove work the precision it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series 60° V Gouge to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 2mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Pfeil "D" Series Chisels feature the same quality Chrome Vanadium steel blades as the standard series tools, but with slightly shorter blades and smaller handles. This medium sizing makes them an excellent and manageable choice for younger carvers or those with smaller hands. Available in a variety of profiles and widths. They are already sharp and ready for use, with the handle featuring flat edges, preventing the tool from rolling around on the bench. Blade length: 85mm. Overall Length: 200mm. *NOTE: Chisels sold individually, except where sets are specifically stated. Group image for illustrative purposes only. Pfeil describe the chisels in the codes: D specifies a smaller series (ie. D8) An S specifies a skew type chisel (ie. 1S) An A after the first number indicates a bent blade (ie. 8a) The first number indicates the depth of the gouge, 1 being flat through to 15 being quite deep. With the last number indicating the width of the chisel in millimetres. Read Less
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Scoop Deep Channels and Hollows with a Swiss-Made D Series Deep Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series Deep Gouge gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The deep gouge profile carries a high, U-shaped sweep, so it scoops out deep channels and hollows with each pass and clears stock quickly. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Available in a variety of widths, you can match the sweep to your carving. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Deep Gouge Profile: A high, U-shaped sweep that scoops deep channels and hollows, clearing stock fast and shaping rounded recesses with control. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Scooping deep channels, hollows, and rounded recesses with a high sweep. Roughing out and clearing stock quickly before refining with shallower tools. Carving bowls, spoons, and deep relief work where you need to reach below the surface. Working with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your deep hollowing and channel work the control it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series Deep Gouge to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 10mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Carve a Versatile Range of Curves with a Swiss-Made D Series Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series Gouge gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The curved sweep clears stock and shapes hollows cleanly, so you can rough out forms and refine flowing curves with steady control. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Available in a variety of profiles and widths, you can match the sweep to your carving. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Curved Gouge Profile: A rounded sweep that clears stock and shapes hollows cleanly, giving you control over roughing and refining curves. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Roughing out forms and clearing stock before moving to finer tools. Shaping hollows, channels, and flowing curves with a controlled sweep. Refining relief and figure work across a wide range of carving tasks. Carving with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your shaping and curved work the control it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series Gouge to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 7mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Shape Versatile Curves with a Swiss-Made D Series Medium Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series Medium Gouge gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The medium sweep sits between a shallow and a deep gouge, so it handles a broad spread of work, from roughing out shapes to refining gentle curves with control. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Medium Gouge Profile: A mid-range sweep that falls between shallow and deep, giving you one versatile tool for roughing, shaping, and refining. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Roughing out shapes and removing stock before moving to finer tools. Shaping and refining gentle curves with a single, versatile sweep. Working a wide range of relief and figure carving without swapping tools constantly. Carving with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your everyday carving the control and versatility it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series Medium Gouge to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 5mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Skim and Smooth Curves with a Swiss-Made D Series Shallow Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series Shallow Gouge gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The shallow, gentle sweep skims across the surface rather than digging deep, so you can smooth broad areas and refine gentle curves with control. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Available in a variety of profiles and widths, you can match the sweep to your carving. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Shallow Gouge Profile: A gentle, near-flat sweep that skims the surface to smooth broad areas and refine gentle curves with control. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Smoothing broad surfaces and levelling out marks left by deeper gouges. Refining gentle curves and contours where a shallow sweep keeps the cut even. Finishing relief and figure work with controlled, skimming passes. Working with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your finishing and surface work the control it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series Shallow Gouge to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 10mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Smooth Surfaces and Refine Forms with a Swiss-Made D Series Shallow Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series Shallow Gouge D2/12 gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The D2 profile carries an almost flat, gentle sweep, so it skims across surfaces to smooth and refine forms without scooping too deep. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Shallow D2 Profile: A nearly flat, gentle 12mm sweep that smooths broad surfaces and refines forms with control, ideal for finishing passes. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Smoothing broad surfaces and levelling out tool marks left by deeper gouges. Refining gentle curves and contours where a shallow sweep keeps the cut shallow and even. Finishing relief and figure work with controlled, skimming passes. Working with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your finishing and surface work the control it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series Shallow Gouge D2/12 to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 5mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Smooth Surfaces and Refine Forms with a Swiss-Made D Series Shallow Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series Shallow Gouge D3/12 gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The D3 profile carries an almost flat, gentle sweep, so it skims across surfaces to smooth and refine forms without scooping too deep. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, so you can head straight to the bench. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Shallow D3 Profile: A nearly flat, gentle 12mm sweep that smooths broad surfaces and refines forms with control, ideal for finishing passes. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Smoothing broad surfaces and levelling out tool marks left by deeper gouges. Refining gentle curves and contours where a shallow sweep keeps the cut shallow and even. Finishing relief and figure work with controlled, skimming passes. Working with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands and younger carvers. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your finishing and surface work the control it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series Shallow Gouge D2/12 to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 8mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Carve Curves and Hollows with a Swiss-Made D Series U Gouge When a full-size carving tool feels too long or bulky in the hand, the Pfeil D Series U Gouge gives you the same quality in a more manageable size. Each blade is forged from the same Chrome Vanadium steel as Pfeil's standard tools, but with a shorter 85mm blade and a smaller handle, bringing the overall length to 200mm. The deep U-shaped profile scoops out rounded channels and hollows cleanly, so you can shape flowing curves and clear stock with control. That medium sizing makes the D Series a sensible choice for younger carvers, or anyone working with smaller hands who wants closer command of the cut. The handle carries flat edges, so the gouge stays put on the bench instead of rolling away while you work. It arrives sharpened and ready for use, and comes in a range of widths to suit your carving. Key Features Chrome Vanadium Steel Blade: The same quality steel as Pfeil's standard tools, ground for a keen edge that holds up to regular carving. Deep U-Shaped Profile: Scoops out rounded channels and hollows cleanly, giving you control over flowing curves and stock removal. Shorter 85mm Blade: A compact blade with a 200mm overall length, giving you closer, more controlled handling. Smaller Handle: Sized for younger carvers and those with smaller hands, so the tool sits comfortably and works with ease. Flat-Edged Handle: Keeps the gouge from rolling off the bench, ready when you reach for it. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving straight away. Understanding the Pfeil Codes Pfeil's numbering system tells you exactly what each chisel does, once you know how to read it: D: Marks a smaller series tool, such as D8. S: Indicates a skew chisel, such as 1S. A: Placed after the first number, this shows a bent blade, such as 8A. First number: The depth of the gouge, running from 1 (flat) through to 15 (quite deep). Last number: The width of the chisel in millimetres. Main Applications Carving deep channels, flutes, and rounded hollows with a controllable U-shaped sweep. Working with a lighter, more manageable tool that suits smaller hands. Introducing younger carvers to quality Swiss tools at a comfortable size. Matching the right width to your project using the Pfeil code system. Building a versatile carving kit with gouges bought individually, or as a set where stated. Give your curved and hollowing work the control and comfort it deserves. Add the Pfeil D Series U Gouge to your kit and carve with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 1mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Overall length: 290mm Cutting edge length: 110mm Weight: 120g Drawshave comes with cherry handles.
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Overall length: 310mm Cutting edge length: 120mm Weight: 120g Drawshave has cherry handles.
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Carve Larger Work with Confidence Using a Swiss-Made Chisel When your project scales up, you need a chisel with the heft and balance for bigger jobs. This larger Pfeil carving chisel delivers exactly that. Fitted with comfortable Hornbeam handles and heavy-duty ferrules, it stands up to firm mallet work and the sustained pressure that larger carving demands. The 300mm overall length gives you the reach and leverage to control cuts across broad surfaces. Choosing the right tool is simple, as the numeral after the PF prefix tells you the sweep pattern at a glance. Like every Pfeil tool, it is Swiss-made from a specified chrome vanadium alloy, so you can rely on a keen, durable edge. It arrives sharpened and ready for the bench, so you can start carving straight away. Key Features Hornbeam Handles: Tough, comfortable timber handles that give you a secure, balanced grip through long carving sessions and firm mallet work. Heavy Duty Ferrules: Reinforce the handle against splitting, so the tool stands up to the demands of larger carving jobs. 300mm Overall Length: A longer body gives you added reach and leverage for controlled cuts across broad surfaces. Clear Sweep Numbering: The numeral after the PF prefix denotes the sweep pattern, making it easy to choose the right curve for your work. Swiss-Made Quality: Crafted in Switzerland to the exacting standards that have made Pfeil a trusted name among carvers. Chrome Vanadium Alloy: Made to Pfeil's own specifications for excellent edge retention and lasting durability. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving immediately. Main Applications Tackling larger carving projects that call for a longer, heavier tool. Working broad surfaces and roughing out sizeable blanks with control. Firm mallet work where a sturdy handle and ferrule matter most. Building a carving kit with full-size tools to complement your smaller chisels. Shaping a wide range of timbers across sculptural and relief work. Give your larger carving the reach and durability it deserves. Add this Pfeil carving chisel to your kit and take on bigger projects with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 50mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Take On Larger Carving with a Swiss-Made Shallow Gouge When your project scales up, you need a gouge built for bigger jobs. The Pfeil Number 3 Large Carving Chisel gives you exactly that. Its straight shaft and shallow gouge profile let you smooth broad surfaces, refine gentle curves, and shape large areas with total control. With a range of cutting widths available, you can match the tool to the scale of your work. Comfortable Hornbeam handles and heavy-duty ferrules stand up to firm mallet work and sustained pressure, while the 300mm overall length provides the reach and leverage that larger pieces demand. Like every Pfeil tool, it is Swiss-made from chrome vanadium alloy, ensuring a keen, durable edge. It arrives sharpened and ready for the bench, so you can start carving immediately. Key Features Straight Shaft: Gives you direct, controlled cuts across flat and open surfaces. Shallow Gouge Profile: A gentle sweep ideal for smoothing broad areas and shaping soft, flowing curves. Multiple Cutting Widths: Available in a range of widths, so you can match the tool to the scale of your work. Hornbeam Handles: Tough, comfortable timber handles that give you a secure, balanced grip through long carving sessions and firm mallet work. Heavy Duty Ferrules: Reinforce the handle against splitting, so the tool stands up to the demands of larger carving jobs. 300mm Overall Length: A longer body gives you added reach and leverage for controlled cuts across broad surfaces. Clear Sweep Numbering: The numeral after the PF prefix denotes the sweep pattern, making it easy to choose the right curve for your work. Swiss-Made Quality: Crafted in Switzerland to the exacting standards that have made Pfeil a trusted name among carvers. Chrome Vanadium Alloy: Made to Pfeil's own specifications for excellent edge retention and lasting durability. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving immediately. Main Applications Smoothing and levelling broad surfaces on larger carving projects. Shaping gentle curves and soft contours with a shallow sweep. Roughing out and refining sizeable blanks with control. Firm mallet work where a sturdy handle and ferrule matter most. Building a carving kit with full-size tools to complement your smaller chisels. Give your larger carving the reach and durability it deserves. Add the Pfeil Number 3 Large Carving Chisel to your kit and take on bigger projects with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 50mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Tackle Larger Carving with a Swiss-Made Deep Gouge When your project scales up, you want a gouge with the heft and reach to match. The Pfeil Number 7 Large Carving Chisel delivers exactly that. Its straight shank and deep gouge profile let you hog out waste timber quickly and shape bold curves with control. Comfortable Hornbeam handles and heavy duty ferrules stand up to firm mallet work, while the 300mm overall length gives you the leverage larger pieces demand. Available in two sizes, with the numeral after the PF prefix denoting the sweep pattern. Swiss made from chrome vanadium alloy to Pfeil's own specifications, it arrives sharpened and ready for the bench. Key Features Straight Shank Deep Gouge: A deep sweep that removes waste timber fast and shapes bold curves with control. Two Sizes Available: Choose the heavy duty gouge that suits the scale of your work. Hornbeam Handles: Tough, comfortable timber handles give you a secure, balanced grip through firm mallet work. Heavy Duty Ferrules: Reinforce the handle against splitting, so the tool withstands the demands of larger carving. 300mm Overall Length: A longer body adds reach and leverage for controlled cuts across broad surfaces. Clear Sweep Numbering: The numeral after the PF prefix denotes the sweep pattern, making it easy to pick the right curve. Swiss-Made Quality: Crafted in Switzerland to the exacting standards that have made Pfeil a trusted name among carvers. Chrome Vanadium Alloy: Made to Pfeil's own specifications for excellent edge retention and lasting durability. Sharpened and Ready to Use: Arrives honed straight from the factory, so you can head to the bench and start carving immediately. Main Applications Hogging out waste timber quickly on larger carving projects. Shaping deep hollows and bold curves with a heavy duty sweep. Roughing out and refining sizeable blanks with control. Firm mallet work where a sturdy handle and ferrule matter most. Building a carving kit with full-size tools to complement your smaller chisels. Give your larger carving the depth and durability it deserves. Add the Pfeil Number 7 Large Carving Chisel to your kit and take on bigger projects with confidence from the very first cut.
Option observed: 50mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Pfeil Number 9 Deep Gouges are a straight gouge designed for shaping recesses and raised surfaces, such as folds such as drapery, and fast removal of excess materials. The broad range of deep gouges available in the Pfeil range opens unlimited possibilities in sculpture carving, especially in the range of different gouge depths and widths. Overall length approx: 300mm. Read Less
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Palm chisels with Pear handles; ideal for small and detailed wood carving or lino print work. Tools are of the same high quality as all Pfeil carving tools; precisely ground and polished. Overall length 125mm. Blade length 70mm.
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Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Pfeil Lino Gouge #8: A Deep Curve for Bold Hollows and Fast Stock Removal The Pfeil Individual Lino Gouge with a #8 sweep gives you a deeply curved blade that bites into timber and lino blocks for bold hollows and quick clearing. That strong arc lets you remove material fast while holding a defined U-shaped channel, so you get depth and shape where shallower gouges simply skim the surface. When your design calls for pronounced curves or you need to rough out an area quickly, this is the tool you reach for. The pear wood palm handle fills your hand for steady, controlled work up close. Like every Pfeil carving tool, the blade is precisely ground and polished, so it cuts cleanly from the first stroke. At 125mm overall with a 70mm blade, it stays compact and responsive for small, detailed sections. Key Benefits Deep #8 sweep: Cuts strong U-shaped channels and removes material quickly. Pear wood palm handle: Comfortable, secure grip for close, controlled work. Precisely ground and polished: Sharp from the first cut with trusted Pfeil quality. Compact 125mm length: Steady control for small-scale carving and printmaking. 70mm blade: Enough reach for deep, accurate cuts without feeling bulky. Main Applications Cutting deep hollows and grooves in timber carving. Clearing large background areas quickly in lino block printing. Shaping pronounced curves and rounded recesses. Roughing out shapes before refining with shallower gouges. Adding bold texture and depth to detailed work. A #8 sweep does the heavy lifting a shallow gouge cannot, giving you depth in a single pass. Keep one on the bench alongside your flatter tools and you can move from rough shaping to fine detail without swapping between unsuitable blades.
Option observed: 3mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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Pfeil Lino Gouge #9: The Deepest U-Cut for Heavy Hollows The Pfeil Individual Lino Gouge with a #9 sweep gives you the deepest U-shaped channel in the range, cutting even further than the #8. That tight, near-semicircular profile bites deep into timber and lino blocks, so you can remove plenty of material fast and shape steep hollows that flatter gouges cannot reach. When your design needs strong recesses or bold, defined grooves, this is the tool that gets you there. The pear wood palm handle fills your hand for steady, controlled work up close. Like every Pfeil carving tool, the blade is precisely ground and polished, so it cuts cleanly from the first stroke. At 125mm overall with a 70mm blade, it stays compact and responsive for small, detailed sections. Key Benefits Deepest #9 sweep: Cuts a tight U-shaped channel for steep hollows and heavy stock removal. Pear wood palm handle: Comfortable, secure grip for close, controlled work. Precisely ground and polished: Sharp from the first cut with trusted Pfeil quality. Compact 125mm length: Steady control for small-scale carving and printmaking. 70mm blade: Enough reach for deep, accurate cuts without feeling bulky. Main Applications Cutting very deep hollows and recesses in timber carving. Clearing material fast across larger lino block areas. Shaping steep, defined grooves and channels. Roughing out bold shapes before refining with shallower gouges. Adding strong texture and depth to detailed work. When a #8 still leaves you wanting more depth, the #9 takes over. Keep one on the bench and you have the right gouge the moment your work calls for a deeper cut.
Option observed: 2mm
Observed 6 Sept 2026
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