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brendan stemp
22nd November 2013, 08:46 AM
My thoughts on them are....Woodfast Turning Tools - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coNKZTHpbUA)
coffenup
22nd November 2013, 01:59 PM
thanks for that review
I found my woodfast tools good value and hold an edge as good as the other tools I have
regards Michael
Woodturner101
22nd November 2013, 02:16 PM
Great review Brendan. After seeing the video a couple of days ago I ordered a 3/8 inch bowl gouge from them and it should be in the po box today :)
Tangoman
22nd November 2013, 02:58 PM
I would recommend looking at the tools from Gary Pye at Currumbin, I've bought his midi set (about 50$) and a set of 3 double ended interchangeable bowl gouges ( about 130$) inc a handle.
VERY impressed by them, as good as or maybe a little better than the Sorby/Hamlet tools I bought in the UK!
woodturner 101 - it looks as if we live near each other, i definitely recommend a visit to Gary Pyes for anything turning or pens related!
Regards,
Cam
Woodturner101
22nd November 2013, 03:01 PM
Does Gary Pye have a website?
Avery
22nd November 2013, 03:10 PM
Does Gary Pye have a website?
Quality Woodturning Supplies - Gary Pye Woodturning (http://www.garypye.com.au/)
robo hippy
25th November 2013, 04:28 AM
I will confess that all I really know about the different turning tool metals is how to grind them. I do prefer to buy from the person who actually makes the tools, where here (US) would be Thompson and D Way. With some of the more fancy metals, they do hold a working edge longer. This mostly means that you can do more roughing with them before the smoke alarm wants to go off. I still prefer a freshly sharpened tool for the finish cut, no matter which metal I am using.
robo hippy
Big Shed
25th November 2013, 07:21 AM
Does Gary Pye have a website?
For some reason he has two web addresses, this is the more useful one:
GPW: Dayacom Pen Parts & Accessories + Woodwork Machinery + Woodturning Supplies (http://www.garypye.com/)