Galoot Image Central Pics from the Porch Home :: Login Album list :: Last uploads :: Last comments :: Most viewed :: Top rated :: My Favorites :: Search Search results - "gouges" SeptYardSale.jpgyard sale stuff36 viewsa pair of like-new Henry Taylor back bent skewed gouges and an 8X10 inch Pexto framing square.dlarue IMG-20150512-00290.jpgold gouges17 viewsflint gouges note how polished these are, not the rough flaked stone tools you normally seedlarue I_H_Sorby.jpgI & H Sorby scribing gouges23 viewsI & H Sorby scribing gouges 7,9,11,13,15,17 sixteenthsdlarue IMG_3442.jpgThe chisels111 views15 lathe chisels (mostly Buck Bros.), seven crank-necked parers (Buck Bros.), 4 crank-necked gouges (Buck Bros.), a Buck and a Greenlee paring chisel with a Buck gouge between, and three Herring Bros. gouges at the bottom; these were all from a patternmaker's estate. The roll at the top is a set of 17 Beevel (Germany) carving chisels, a leather hammer, and an India stone slip; these came from another seller.madwing asst_chisels_and_gouges.jpgassorted chisels and gouges36 viewsT.H. Witherby, Buck, Butcher, Wm. Ash, P.S. & W, Wm. Greaves, New Haven Edge, Durex, and a couple of unknowns dwittner shell_auger_grind.jpgshell auger grind36 viewsgrinding a shell auger. This wheel is about used up but I profiled it for small gouges, those soft white wheels are easy to shape.dlarue garagesalemar2012.jpg1st garage sale of 201236 viewsStumbled upon a garage sale last Sunday (they are always Saturday in these parts). Seven Marples turning chisels, a small facse plate for my lathe, two Marples bench gouges, and one German bevel edge socket chisel. All this and about 10 pounds of screws and nails. Yay!dlarue image0013.jpg5 gouges reground and handled85 viewsonly the largest one needed a handle. All the others were ground for lathe use, fingernail grinds. Except for the largest, all were ground square and then to a 30 degree bevel. Octagon handle burned onto the largest gouge. nicknaylo DSC03022.jpgRust Hunting in Georgia - July Estate Sale49 views1. Rosewood, brass bound level. Marked Stratton Brothers, Greenfield Mass dated late 1800s. 2. Two rosewood handled gouges. 3. Two Split-nut Tenon Saws (one at about 15 tpi, the other around 12) marked Sheffeld England 4. Large Starrett compass 5. The rest are non-hand tools relatedjohnnyapollo IMG_0987.JPGCrank-Neck Gouges227 viewsAmazing Galoot Kharma. I sent Ed Minch an oilstone he really liked, and he sent me a surprise in return. How neat that the Buck Bros. crank-necked gouge he sent filled a perfect niche in the lineup of the other two I already owned. Ed's gift is the smallest, in the foreground shown with its new brothers!TRexF16 gouges~0.jpgGouges24 viewsTop to bottom: W. Butcher, can't read, Moulson Bros., Ibbotson Peacedwittner tool_storage.jpgtool storage323 viewsBench left behind by previous owner has great tool storage underneath. Here's a shot of chisels and gouges in the drawers. Chisels and gouges were not included in the bench!bwelch 19 files on 2 page(s) 1 2 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery and JoomBla!