[Woodcarver] Want to start carving - Addition

[Bill Smith]

What I have is a set that I sell as well its from
warren tools which is great for when u are travelin n
do not want to carry a big amount of tools with u and
they can be changed to different sizes as well

Bill 
Smith
--- Tom Berent <tberent at hotmail.com> wrote:

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> Thanks to all that commented on recommended brands
> of carving tools.  I 
> think that I deflected from the real questions I was
> thinking of by 
> mentioning a specific brand.
> 
> >From the carving sites that I have visited, I've
> seen several philosophies 
> on what a tool set should contain.  One camp
> recommends something like an 8 
> piece set with 5 different sweeps, a skew and V tool
> in it while others 
> recommend sets with 2 or 3 sweeps in a wider range
> of sizes plus a skew and 
> V tool.  I can see advantages to both.  As a
> beginner, I'd like to buy the 
> minimum number of the best tools I could afford to
> get me started and add as 
> my needs arise.
> 
> And I've come across many different ideas on
> sharpening and know that I'll 
> have to find something that fits me.  How do I
> overcome V tool sharpening 
> phobia?
> 
> Tom Berent
> Christiana, TN
> 
>
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