For sale is a set of 10 Japanese chisels (oiire nomi). Sizes are complete, but the maker's marks are mixed. These are the chisels I used when I was young. Recently, I haven't been using chisels much, and I have a lot of them, so I'd like to pass them on to someone who can make good use of them. I regularly maintain them, such as removing rust. I replaced the damaged handles (I replaced 4 with unused, long-term stock, although they are dirty). 1. 4 sun (42mm) - Onishi 2. 2 sun (36mm) - Migikuni 3. 0 sun (30mm) - Marked (cannot read) 4. 8 bu (24mm) - Gen [illegible] 5. 6 bu (18mm) - Senju 6. 5 bu (15mm) - Marukichi 7. 4 bu (12mm) - Korehide 8. 3 bu (9mm) - Benkei 9. 2 bu (6mm) - Unmarked 10. 1 bu (3mm) - Unmarked They can be used as is, but the buyer is responsible for sharpening the blades. There are no chipped blades, and they are in a condition that a carpenter can easily maintain. The set is complete in size, so it's also recommended for DIY projects. I made a case, though it's a makeshift one. Size: 407mm x 375mm x 75mm Materials: Cedar, OSB plywood, Lauan plywood, piano hinge Handle, clasp, memory foam I've attached memory foam to the lid so the chisels won't fall out even if the case is stood up. I'm not desperate to sell, so I don't intend to discount (I might occasionally lower the price by about ¥100). I'm selling them as a set at a reasonable price. I'm not selling the chisels individually. Instant purchase and silent purchase are OK. Also selling mortise chisels. Carpenter's tools DIY Tools Oiire nomi (Japanese chisels) Mortise chisels Plane Chisel Saw Nomi (chisel) Woodworking Carving knife