AWGB Woodturning Forum
General Category => Tool tips & reviews => Topic started by: seventhdevil on March 14, 2017, 03:06:50 PM
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as per title really, mine is wearing out so does anyone know where i can get a 2" roughing gouge?
i've looked at robert sorby, the tool post, crown tools, henry taylor, peter childs, axminster and yandles.
any help appreciated.
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Google is your friend-amazon.com has a few. Also highland woodworking.com sells TheBodger 2" roughing gouge-all 0f course in Trumpton. Couldn't find any in UK.
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi Steve,
Ashley Iles do a 2" SRG but at the moment their website is showing as Out of Stock and further down the page it does say Discontinued.
http://www.ashleyilestoolstore.co.uk/turning-tools/gouges/50mm-2-spindle-roughing-out-gouge (http://www.ashleyilestoolstore.co.uk/turning-tools/gouges/50mm-2-spindle-roughing-out-gouge)
Knowing Ashley Iles, I would suggest giving them a call as they are the sort of company who will produce a tool if there is a demand.
I notice Bernuk1 suggested the Bodger from the USA. Unfortunately, their tools are like the budget range from Axminster - cheap and cheerful but don't hold an edge. That's not the sort of thing you want, especially on an SRG as they take a bit more 'hammer' than other tools.
Good luck,
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i'll try ashley iles if no other options are suggested.
i've only bought used ones off of ebay before so they don't last too long.
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Got one here Steve
if you are interested Pm me
Regards Tony
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Pic As requested
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Pic As Requested Steve
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I've also got one, which came from a private sale of used tools (in a bundle). I am unlikely to use it, and I think it may not be HSS, but happy to offer it. Looks very similar to the one from Tony.
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Ashley iles used to do one, that's where I got mine, if they still do it, was ten yrs ago, give them a bell and see.
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the one I have is like the top pic that Tony and Di put up,their second pic look like pole lathe tools to me,the pole lathe SRG is a lot shallower than an electric lathes SRG,as with theother tool,can`t see if its a scraper or a skew,but looks wide enough to be a pole lathe tool,what`s your thoughts Tony and Di ?.
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Hi Eric the one on the right is a wide flat scraper and the one on the left is a continental roughing gouge ,although never
used either of them they came in a job lot I got some time ago.
Kind Regards Tony di
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ah,right cheers,never seen a continental spindle gouge that wide,ones I have are smaller.