So I believe in the cry once not every time you use it (within reason). I know chisels can be one of those things that can range from super cheap chinese crap to hundreds for basically usable art.
It will be my first set of chisels, other than the single 3/4" dewalt beat anything with chisel I have. Obviously I have to weigh the value of use and practicality of the cost of the set.
I've been doing my research on a chisel set and it seems that most people have a suggestion of a set of Narex chisels. Looking at the 8pc premium narex set for ~$100 on amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L726IO2..._cz7.ybPW7SHGC
I'm also not quite sure if the difference between this set.
Narex 6 pc set 6mm (1/4"), 10 (3/8"), 12 (1/2"), 16 (5/8"), 20 (13/16") , 26 (1 1/16") Woodworking Chisels in Wooden Presentation Box 853053 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0165WKKY2..._xckazb5GMPC9K
and this set (other than the obvious extra chisel sizes. One has dark handles and the other has light colored handles. Just a new version?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GPCG5BA..._kD7.ybCR2R2PV
Obviously everyone says you need to sharpen the chisels to get the most out of them. What sharpening stones would come recommended?
Any other chisel sets I should consider? Should I get a smaller set but higher quality? Anything else I should be looking at for a "starter kit"?
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