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GOUGE BOWL FINGERNAIL LONG HANDLE 1/2"
842FLH12
Bowl Gouge by Robert Sorby- 1/2" - 23" Length
Deep fluted to allow heavy cuts to be taken. This tool is used over on its side (about 15-20m off the vertical) with the flute pointing in the direction of the cut. It is important to let the bevel rub behind the cut in order to obtain a smooth, even finish.
Bowl Gouge by Robert Sorby- 1/2" - 23" Length
Deep fluted to allow heavy cuts to be taken. This tool is used over on its side (about 15-20m off the vertical) with the flute pointing in the direction of the cut. It is important to let the bevel rub behind the cut in order to obtain a smooth, even finish.
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GOUGE BOWL FINGERNAIL LONG HANDLE 1/2"
GOUGE BOWL FINGERNAIL LONG HANDLE 1/2"
842FLH12
Bowl Gouge by Robert Sorby- 1/2" - 23" Length
Deep fluted to allow heavy cuts to be taken. This tool is used over on its side (about 15-20m off the vertical) with the flute pointing in the direction of the cut. It is important to let the bevel rub behind the cut in order to obtain a smooth, even finish.
Bowl Gouge by Robert Sorby- 1/2" - 23" Length
Deep fluted to allow heavy cuts to be taken. This tool is used over on its side (about 15-20m off the vertical) with the flute pointing in the direction of the cut. It is important to let the bevel rub behind the cut in order to obtain a smooth, even finish.
$27.67
Original: $79.06
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$79.06
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842FLH12
Bowl Gouge by Robert Sorby- 1/2" - 23" Length
Deep fluted to allow heavy cuts to be taken. This tool is used over on its side (about 15-20m off the vertical) with the flute pointing in the direction of the cut. It is important to let the bevel rub behind the cut in order to obtain a smooth, even finish.
Bowl Gouge by Robert Sorby- 1/2" - 23" Length
Deep fluted to allow heavy cuts to be taken. This tool is used over on its side (about 15-20m off the vertical) with the flute pointing in the direction of the cut. It is important to let the bevel rub behind the cut in order to obtain a smooth, even finish.
