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Hamlet Craft Tools Stuart Mortimer Gouge, Handle Length 250 mm

Description

This gouge, designed by professional turner Stuart Mortimer, is ideal for hollowing out deep objects, for example vases. Its short flute leaves more strength in the shaft for increased rigidity, which allows the tool to absorb any vibrations. Stained beech handle. Made by Henry Taylor Tools.
Henry Taylor® Hollowing Tools
Distributed under the brand name Hamlet Craft Tools, Henry Taylor manufactures high-quality products providing an attractive price/performance ratio. Professionals especially appreciate the hollowing tools, which rank among the best on the market. The blades are made of durable M2-HSS.

Properties

Bevel: Fingernail grind
Blade width: 13 mm
Form: Bowl gouge
Handle length: 250 mm
Handle material: Stained beech
Overall length: 500 mm
Steel: M2-HSS
Typ: Bowl gouge
Version: M2-HSS

Properties

Bevel: Fingernail grind
Blade width: 13 mm
Form: Bowl gouge
Handle length: 250 mm
Handle material: Stained beech
Overall length: 500 mm
Steel: M2-HSS
Typ: Bowl gouge
Version: M2-HSS

Manufacturer

Hamlet Craft Tools

For over 150 years, turning tools of the finest quality have been manufactured by Henry Taylor in Sheffield (England). The company combines traditional manufacturing techniques such as forging by hand with modern hardening and tempering treatments. Only the best Sheffield steel (HSS) is used for all blades, which are attached to the heavy, dark stained handles of English hardwood with solid brass ferrules. Henry Taylor Tools design their tools in cooperation with world-leading woodturners such as Roy Child, Richard Raffan, Dale and Darrel Nishi and David Ellsworth - which is reflected in the high quality of the tools.

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Over 175 years of craft expertise

Since 1848, we have brought together knowledge, tradition and exceptional tools from around the world

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