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  1. Walnut Round Bowl Blanks 1 1/2" X

    from $6.95

    Available in various sizes. Product my differ from picture.
  2. Deer Hunter

    from $36.85

    Without a doubt, the coolest pen a deer-hunting enthusiast will ever receive. The pen tip features a relief cut scroll engraving of an authentic trophy deer mount. The rustically antiqued plating brings out all the wonderful details of the engraved...
  3. Ice Cream Scoop Chrome

    $16.22

    Scoop ice cream in style with this elegantly appointed Ice Cream Scoop. Made of durable chrome plated die cast zinc alloy that will easily scoop out hard ice cream. Plus, it is food safe and stain and corrosion resistant. The...
  4. 2235 Hard Maple

    $149.95

    Hard Maple - Dyed Blue 14.4" x 3.8" x .8"
  5. Thompson-V-Shaped Bowl Gouge 5/8""

    $134.15

    These tools are made from the best steel on the market, CPM 10V® (A-11) a powder metal manufactured by Crucible Materials Corporation with a 9.75% vanadium content to hold the edge longer which has a proven history in wood turning....
  6. English Spalted Walnut Mill Blanks

    from $11.50

    Available in Various Lengths Limited Quantity  
  7. RS-Sorby Spiralling Cutter 2mm Pitch

    $90.50

    The Robert Sorby 2mm Spiraling Cutter is a multi-toothed cutter designed to allow the user to create a variety of spiral patterns and textures with a rib size of 2mm on bowl and spindle projects. To be used with the...
  8. Jimmy Clewes-Mate 2

    $175.95

    These tools do not scrape they CUT! And, with a lot of control due to the design and angle of the cutter on each tool. Mate #2 has a small 8mm cup cutter (micro crystalline carbide cutters sharpened with diamonds)....
  9. 1780 Hard Maple

    $81.95

    Hard Maple - Dyed Black 6.75" x 1.7" x 1.6"
  10. Thompson-U-Shaped Bowl Gouge 1/2""

    $107.95

    These tools are made from the best steel on the market, CPM 10V® (A-11) a powder metal manufactured by Crucible Materials Corporation with a 9.75% vanadium content to hold the edge longer which has a proven history in wood turning....