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Fingernail Bowl Gouge 1/8"

Item 145910
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    • These high-quality turning tools are designed to meet the needs of any skill level woodturner, from beginner to demanding professional. High-speed steel blades are hardened to Rc 62-64 and set in extra-long 16" hardwood handles with brass ferrules. Extra length of the handles allows...

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    These high-quality turning tools are designed to meet the needs of any skill level woodturner, from beginner to demanding professional. High-speed steel blades are hardened to Rc 62-64 and set in extra-long 16" hardwood handles with brass ferrules. Extra length of the handles allows greater control and comfort for those long turning sessions. High-speed steel blades stay sharp up to six times longer than carbon steel. Available exclusively at Woodcraft, these tools represent great value and quality. 6-3/4" blades are set in 16" hardwood handles with brass ferrules. Honing required before use.



    • High-speed steel blade
    • Extra-long 16" hardwood handle
    • Extra-long handle for greater control
    • Woodcraft exclusive design
    • Brass ferrule

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      An Excellent Tool for the Hobbyist

      The Wood River Fingernail Bowl Gouges are the most economical lathe tools of this type on the market. For the avid DIYer who turns as a hobby, WR tools are the right quality and the right price. Most hobbyist can't spend a $100.00+ on a single tool. Some "purist" turners will say that this isn't one of the Sheffield, England made chisels. For my purposes,WR are great chisels.

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      1/8" fingernail bowl gouge

      For small bowels or boxes it is great and that is what I purchased it for. Don't try to overload it. It is for small work and it does that well.

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