[Woodcarver] tools

[Maura Cooper Macaluso]

They can be purchased many places but I prefer to deal with the Woodcraft Shop of Bettendorf Iowa.....they are a mom and pop store who stand behind the products they sell.
Their customer service is second to none.  The price is roughly the same whomever you deal with. One thing to keep in mind is that some units require a female end and some a male end.  Be sure to tell them which model you use so that you get the compatible tip.  Personally I recommend getting the fixed tip on pen if you use the tip often.  The interchangeable tips have a shorter life.  Have a good day.


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Maura Cooper Macaluso


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