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  1. 22nd May 2005, 02:24 PM #1
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    Default Shallow Bowl Gouge

    In Mike Darlow's DVD he uses a wide, very shallow fluted gouge for finishing the outside of a bowl. He called it a 'shallow hybrid gouge.' The finish, off the tool, was very good.
    A Google search on that name yields no hits. Is anyone familiar with the use of that tool and if I wanted to order one what would I be asking for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adrian
    In Mike Darlow's DVD he uses a wide, very shallow fluted gouge ....or.
    From your brief description I think you are talking of a variety of spindle gouge. If you go to the site of Crown Hand Tools :
    http://www.crownhandtools.ltd.uk/pro...ndlegouges.asp
    look at the number 2325. I think it might be the tool you are looking for.<O</O
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    The one Mike was using had a bevel like a scraper and looked to be a thicker chisel. But it is very similar in shape. Thanks for that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adrian
    The one Mike was using had a bevel like a scraper and looked to be a thicker chisel. But it is very similar in shape. Thanks for that.
    By curiosity I went on Mike’s web site. I was deceived, there is only advertising on his books,… I could not see a picture of the tool you are mentioning.
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    Could have been, or inspired by, a 'continental' spindle gouge. This is forged rather than ground and has an even thickness.

    Edit: see gouges, continental style, at http://www.robert-sorby.co.uk/

    I have one in carbon steel. Good to use but needs frequent sharpening of course.

    Was it like this?
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  7. 23rd May 2005, 11:27 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by La truciolara
    By curiosity I went on Mike’s web site. I was deceived, there is only advertising on his books,… I could not see a picture of the tool you are mentioning.
    It's on his Practice of Woodturning DVD not on the website.
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