Stubai 552002 No20 Sweep 11 Salmon Bend Gouge
Stubai No20 Sweep 11 Salmon Bend Gouge. Strictly forged by hand, thus achieving the highest quality. For figure work, representation of wavy hair and water, profile rails.
- Fully polished blades
- Inside sweeps are finely ground for easy sharpening.
- Top quality special alloyed steel for high edge-holding ability.
- Hand forged blade guarantees the highest quality and a long tool life.
- Special heat treatment guarantees the absolute best edge retention 58-60 HRC.
- Internal steel ferrule prevents handle splitting.
- 125mm Ergonomic octagonal beechwood handles.
- Ground on one side.
- All blades are marked with sweep for quick identification.
- 100% made in Austria.
Size (mm)
Pickup available at Stoke-on-Trent
Usually ready in 5+ days
Stubai 552002 No20 Sweep 11 Salmon Bend Gouge
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Stoke-on-Trent
Pickup available, usually ready in 5+ days
Campbell Road
Stoke-on-Trent ST4 4ET
United Kingdom
Description
Stubai No20 Sweep 11 Salmon Bend Gouge. Strictly forged by hand, thus achieving the highest quality. For figure work, representation of wavy hair and water, profile rails.
- Fully polished blades
- Inside sweeps are finely ground for easy sharpening.
- Top quality special alloyed steel for high edge-holding ability.
- Hand forged blade guarantees the highest quality and a long tool life.
- Special heat treatment guarantees the absolute best edge retention 58-60 HRC.
- Internal steel ferrule prevents handle splitting.
- 125mm Ergonomic octagonal beechwood handles.
- Ground on one side.
- All blades are marked with sweep for quick identification.
- 100% made in Austria.
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“Pottery is not just about shaping clay, it's a dance between the hands and the earth, a symphony of creation.
“Pottery is not just about shaping clay, it's a dance between the hands and the earth, a symphony of creation.
“Pottery is not just about shaping clay, it's a dance between the hands and the earth, a symphony of creation.
