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Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

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Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

#1

Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

Doug Littlejohn


>I'm looking to get one good set of chisels and there has been so much good talk on the 2 Cherries, I think that is where I am going to.

So I'm looking on LV (favorite place to shope) and I see the Hirsch which I thought I had heard were one and the same.

True??

TIA,

Sherwood

Re: Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

#2

2 Cherries are recommended

Darren


>2 Cherries are recommended by most people and also come in a wider range of sizes than Hirsch. Don't know about the other side of the border, but in Canada 2 Cherries are cheaper than Hirsch. Had them for years, tried and tested.

Re: Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

#3

Re: 2 Cherries are recommended

Cecil Nickerson


>Try giving Darlene at European Handtools a ping if you're in Canada. They stock a whole bunch of Two Cherries products and are really good to deal with. Too bad they have too suffer through Winnipeg's environmental drawbacks.

Regards, Cecil

No affiliation, just a really satisfied long-time customer

Re: Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

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Re: 2 Cherries are recommended

Thom D


>"Too bad they have too suffer through Winnipeg's environmental drawbacks."

Like what?

I did hear a really funny song about that on the CBC which I could get it somehow.

Re: Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

#5

yes

Andrew F in Australia


>Hi Doug,

I did a bit of digging a while ago, and two cherries (Kirschen) also own Hirsch - I can recall a comment being relayed from the US distributor to the effect of the chisels being identical.

A search on the archives here on the following words should bring it back up

two cherries hirsch distributor

Cheers,

Andrew

Re: Are Hirsch and 2 Cherries one and the same?

#6

Re: 2 Cherries are recommended

Cecil Nickerson


>Antacrtic cold, mosquitoes, and the ever recurring spring floods come to mind.

Regards, Cecil

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