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Hamlet Craft Tools

Hamlet Craft Tools, based in Sheffield, England have been producing quality tools for a long time but, in the tradition of this famous toolmaking city, had been producing these for others to sell under their own brand names.  The Company have bought that tradition of excellence and expierience to rhe range of tools now marketed under their own Hamlet brand

A number of products offered in these pages are available uniquely through The ToolPost in the UK.  This includes the full range of Masterflute gouges, including the massive 5/8" Celtic grind gouge, offered with a range of handle sizes and grind styles.

The range of tools produced by Hamlet Craft Tools is presented over a number of pages, as follows:-

  • Bowl gouges, in Masterflute and standard flute profiles manufactured using ASP2030 & 2060 high -performance steels.
  • Hamlet Multi-Handle system including the Nikos Siragas deep hollowing and scraper system - "Big Brother" - and a range of interchangeable blades suitable for most turning applications.
  • A range of Turning Tools in M2 High Speed Steel as detailed below:-

Hamlet Craft Tools
M2 HSS Turning Tools Range

Although Hamlet Craft Tools were first brought to our notice because of their excellent range of bowl gouges in high-performance ASP steels, they also produce a fine range of well-finished turning tools in M2 High Speed Steel ("normal" HSS) which represent excellent value for money.  These are listed below according to type, as follows:-

The photo below shows the range of handles fitted to Hamlet tools, for comparison.  From top to bottom they are of length 14", 16" and 10".

©1997-2005 P. Hemsley.  The information on this website is the copyright property of Peter Hemsley. 
Coeur du Bois and The ToolPost are trading styles of Peter Hemsley.  Whilst reasonable efforts are made to ensure the accuracy of information presented, no liability can be accepted for errors in this information nor for contingencies arising therefrom.  If you are inexperienced in any aspect of woodworking, we would strongly counsel that you take a course of formal instruction before commencing to practice