[Woodcarver] Kewl & Unique Set of Gouges
Marcia Berkall
whitwood at fairpoint.net
Fri Sep 17 10:49:54 EDT 2010
Mike, I found this on WikiAnswers:
"A scribing gouge has the bevel ground on the inside and is used
primarily for cutting an internal radius (for example when cutting a
mason's mitre). A firmer gouge has the bevel ground on the outer
surface and may be used for carving etc. "
I'm not sure that's any help. :)
Marcia (aka mush)
At 10:37 AM 9/17/2010, MikeB wrote:
>Hey Gang,
>
>At our weekly Erie Canal Woodcarvers meeting last night a friend brought
>these tools to show me. They belonged to a deceased uncle who was a cabinet
>maker and they were offered to him. Not "weird" enough for a "whatzit", but
>thought they'd be interesting to everyone. The blades are interchangeable
>with a system I've never seen before. The end off the handle shaft is
>tapered and fits into a tapered hole at the base of each blade in the same
>way a violin tuning peg fits into the tuning box of a violin. Surprisingly
>solid and easy to undo when needed. The "weird" part about this set is that
>the bevel on all the edges is on the inside. Is this because they were used
>by a cabinet maker? Harold and I saw this done on a "V" tool at an antique
>tool booth and thought it was just an "inside" joke for woodcarvers. <G>
>
>http://www.woodendreamz.com/images/Interchangeable%20blade%20tool%20set%201.
>jpg
>http://www.woodendreamz.com/images/Interchangeable%20blade%20tool%20set%202.jpg
>http://www.woodendreamz.com/images/Interchangeable%20blade%20tool%20set%203.jpg
>
>
>Keep on Carvin'
>-Mike B.->
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