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Hamlet Roughing, Spindle, Bowl
 and Detail Gouges

Typical Roughing Gouge. Click for larger image
A collection of spindle gouges. Click for larger image
 

Click for larger imageDetail Gouges
From left, 1/2" L & S; 3/8" L & S; 1/2" std.; 3/8" std.
NB:  L & S types are made from rectangular section stock; stanClick to see the Short Detail Gougesdard types are from round bar.

Mortimer Hollowing Gouges. Click for larger image.Hollowing Gouges Inspired by Stuart Mortimer. These gouges have relatively short flute sections, though the lengths are graduated such that the tool for deepest hollowing has the shortest flute, hence the strongest (stiffest) blade overall..

 
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Photo shows standard bowl gouge range from HCT087-1" at top, HCT086-3/4", HCT084-1/2" to HCT082-1/4" at bottom.

 

Everything you wanted to know about bowl gouges - but were afraid to ask!
Photo top left shows comparison between Celtic grind (left) and square grind (right).  Photo, left, is a detail of the Celtic grind.  Above, right, is a comparison of the flute shapes with a Hamlet standard flute on the left and Masterflute on the right.

The Celtic grind featured on these gouges can be easily maintained using the Hamlet Celtic Grinding Jig - as used in the factory to create this excellent tip profile.

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