[Crw-talk] Tools for sale

[Ken Grunke]

I have some turning tools available for sale, I'll bring to this next 
meeting at Steve & Carol's.

1.) Henry Taylor HSS long & strong spindle gouge, 1/2" wide flute - 
shaft is actually 9/16" OD machined from M2 HSS. Good production tool. 
Purchased new in about 2005 from Craft Supplies. This tool is 2" longer 
on the flute and the shaft length than the model currently available, here:
http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/p/7/2/31/130/-/3481/Henry-Taylor-M2-HSS-Spindle-Gouge
Asking $35 OBO.

2.) My original chattertool, as seen on my How-to page I put up in 2002 
here:
http://www.crwoodturner.com/chatterwork/index.html
  this is the exact same tool pictured in the how-to, still in good 
shape. I rarely use it but I can always make another one if needed!
Asking $15 OBO.

3.) Hard Maple setscrew handle for 1/2" tool shafts, hollow handle will 
take a pound of lead BB shot (not included, sorry I'm out). Grooved 
handle is a beefy 2" OD for a solid grip. I made this a couple years ago 
to order for someone who changed their mind. Steel ferrule is epoxied 
into handle. Asking $25 OBO.

4.) Johnston/Basham hollowing tool of my design and construction. This 
is an intermediate hollowing tool for small hollow vessels less than 8" 
depth. This style has an outboard stabilizer bar that is not captured 
like the Jamieson tool for example. You only need a standard tool rest 
that should be at least 8" long.  The stabilizer bar has a sliding rod 
with a flexible plastic finger to act as a thickness guage, a cheap and 
easy alternative to the laser guide. Credit cards make great fingers, 
this one comes with a piece of my old Paypal debit card. Don't get yer 
hopes up, it's totally invalid!
I would like $20 OBO. This is a perfect match for the setscrew handle, 
by the way.

You can see pics of everything in my Gallery album, at: 
http://www.crwoodturner.com/gallery/tools4sale-ken

By the way, if you would like your own album in the CRW Gallery, just 
give me a holler and I'll set it up. You can upload your own pics of 
woodturnings, tools, anything club related or woodturning related.
Thanks,

Ken Grunke
CRW webmaster