Timber Framing Hand Tools for Sale

[future_vision]

Hi Jim. If I did my Googling correctly looks like you are over in Mass. Do you have a shop you sell the tools out of?

[Jim_Rogers]

Hi Jim. If I did my Googling correctly looks like you are over in Mass. Do you have a shop you sell the tools out of?

No, I've retired to NC.
Jim Rogers

[future_vision]

Bummer. Thanks for getting back to me.

That being said I wouldn't mind seeing pictures of the  1 1/2 inch and 2 inch timber framing chisels. If you have any slicks or corner chisels I'd like to look at those too.

[mayluna]

Jim, 

I am new to the forum and interested in some of your tools. I sent you an email, based on an earlier response of yours. Thanks very much! 

[Jeff]

Not until he has at least one post he can't. He can now.

[John Doherty]

Jim

any recommendations on purchasing an adze?

John D

[Jim_Rogers]

Jim

any recommendations on purchasing an adze?

John D

Most adze handles and heads are made so you can remove the handle from the head so you can sharpen the cutting edge. Some have a wedge holding the head on the handle. If you find one with a wedge, don't loose the wedge.
My personal adze does not have "lips" or a round edges known as a lipped adze.

You can buy them online from several different sources.
You can find them at antique shops, and or flea markets.

Good luck with your search.

Jim Rogers