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Absolutely the best. The bowl gouge has made getting through the death curve of a bowl an accomplishable task for me now, and the heft of the skew greatly improves my confidence Copyright D-Way Tools. All Rights Reserved. All prices are in USD. Compare Now. Please wait Sign in or Create an account. Currency Displayed in. View Cart 0. Toggle Top Menu. Main Navigation. Precision Beading Tools Perfect beads every time.

New Products. Choose Options. Innovation that others follow D-Way woodturning tools are machined from premium M cobalt high speed steel - chosen for its superior wear resistance and edge holding qualities. Heat treating is accomplished with nitrogen in a vacuum chamber to prevent contamination. The steel is then triple tempered to achieve a hardness of 65 — 66 HRC, yielding a hard but not brittle material. The result is an very durable edge that retains its sharpness.

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Does anyone use this brand of turning tools? What do you think of them as far as how long they hold an edge? I know they are M2 HSS but we all know that can mean different things depending on the brand. Ed McDonnell Member. The first one received looked like it had been made by dragging a bar of steel behind a truck across OZ. Packard Woodworks replaced it and the replacement is great. Takes a sharp edge and holds it well. One of my favorite and most used tools. That said, my gouges are all at least 5 years old.

Hopefully current production is still just as good, but who knows. Maybe some of the members from down under will comment on current production and why they stopped. Thanks Ed.