Easy Wood Tools
Easy Start Detailer - 3/8" Carbide Turning Tool
$64.99
Proudly crafted in the USA, this Detailer is part of the latest addition to the Easy Wood Tools line – Easy Start™ Tools – which allows woodturners of any skill level to begin using quality carbide tools at a low start-up cost. The Easy Start Detailer features a 3/8" x 3-1/2" long...
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Features:
• Tool is ideal for beginners, schools, and kit makers
• Uses genuine EWT replacement cutter #150887
• 12-1/2" overall length
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Pony Tools Acquires Easy Wood Tools
Pony Tools, Inc. has completed its first acquisition as part of its strategic growth initiative and is announcing the acquisition of Easy Wood Tools of Lexington, KY. “This represents the result of our search for the very best strategic partners” according to Mr. Joseph Krueger, Pony Tools CEO. ” Both companies are excited about this opportunity. By adding Easy Wood Tools to our Pony and Jorgensen product lines, we add tremendous value for all our customers, not only increasing the types of products offered, but expanding the depth of woodworking expertise under one roof.”

U.S. Veteran Home-Based Woodturner Business Bats a Thousand
Juan Baret is a true inspiration not only in woodworking, but for the American dream. Born in the Dominican Republic, Juan entered the U.S. at 9 years old and became a naturalized citizen when he was 21. He has a very special appreciation for being a U.S. citizen. He is thankful for his education, attaining his master’s degree in business administration and is also very proud to have enlisted in the U.S. Air Force supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom & Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan campaigns, serving 9 years as a Staff Sergeant. He continued his support as a civilian with 6 years currently in the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers for a total of 15 service years to date.

Woodcraft Supports American Association of Woodturners Programs for Youth and the Visually Impaired
AAW programs to teach
youth and the visually impaired the art of woodturning are growing at the
national symposium level and expanding into local communities around the
country.