carving glove

[Dennis Taylor]

I am in the market to replace my current carving glove, it has nicks and dings all over it, and has severed me well... I got it in a kit from Little Shavers, years ago. I went to the Canton, Ohio carving show today looking for a replacement, but did not seen anything that caught my eye with at least the same quality.. can anyone recommend a glove, they use and does the job?...Dennis

[Claude]

You could always contact Rick and see if he'll sell you just the glove...

I use this one: Buy Safety Glove, Large, 9" - 11" at Woodcraft.com

Here's another source for the one you got from Rick: http://woodcarvers.com/Gloves.htm

And here's another source for Kevlar gloves: http://www.woodcarverssupply.com/HAN...ctinfo/593001/

Claude

[Gulf Coast Handyman]

I use and recommend the Woodcraft glove in Claudes post!!

Dave

[STAR]

Originally Posted by Claude

You could always contact Rick and see if he'll sell you just the glove...

I use this one: Buy Safety Glove, Large, 9" - 11" at Woodcraft.com

Here's another source for the one you got from Rick: Wood Carving Gloves from Smoky Mountain Woodcarvers

And here's another source for Kevlar gloves: HAND SAVER MEDIUM-Wood Carvers Supply

Claude

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That Polar bear Spectra one fromm Woodcarvers.com is exactly the one I got here in OZ from an Industrial safety shop. It fits like a glove and was made in Mexico I think. Mine cost $26 A and that site has them for $23.45 us.

For once I did not have to pay too much overs.I am really happy with mine and I think they tolod me they have the highest rating. To get better I would have to go to a stainless steel chain type glove.

Pete

[Old Codger]

Dennis I've used the same type of glove that you purchased from Little Shavers for a couple of years and was quite pleased until recently when I tried a stainless steel filleting glove from Walmart for about $7 or $8. Loved it...then found the same thing or similar ones at Harbor Freight for less than $3 on sale recently...bought enough to last years... Just a thought...try them and you might like them! Safe carving to you!
Kenn

[cgm]

I'm happy with the glove that I got from the "carving glove guy"
I bought it at the Dayton show. It is leather over kevlar.
Just google carving glove guy
Carl

[Eddy-Smiles]

Dennis... You've got a couple of Bass Pro Shops in Ohio. They sell a pair filleting gloves similar to the single Rapala fishing glove with the stainless steel threads but instead of the price being $17.95 for one they get $7.99 for the pair. I've been using mine for a year now and have had excellent luck with them.

[Whittled Thumb]

What Eddy said

I love them!

[Wade]

The carving glove guy has an excellent product. Well worth the investment. wh

[jimmyrain77]

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