Curtis - I don't have really any advice to give other than maybe include what your use intentions will be for you chisels. From reading various threads on here regarding chisels, that makes a difference in what people may suggest.I have about $160 set aside in my tool fund and before I place my order for a full set of narex chisels, does anyone have any other recommendations?
Thanks!
Curtis
I could not agree more. You will eventually know if there are other sizes you can't live without. +1 also on the honing guide. You can learn to sharpen freehand; but why waste the time that you can be practicing real woodworking skills.Depending upon what you're going to be doing you might reconsider the whole set approach and only buy a couple, say 1/4, 1/2 and 5/8 or 3/4".
Just looked at Lee Valley and they have a set of 7 from 1/4-1" for $69. Use the rest of that money for a good honing guide or a new sharpening stone (or anything else you may need).