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02-28-2004, 07:01 PM
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 warren cutlery I had been wanting a carving jack as a traveling tool. to expensive. bought a set of warren cutlery tools( one handle with six interchangable gouges.$49.95(wood carvers supply) it just came in the mail today. had to grab a pierce carving i'm working on to test drive it. It's geat except for the V-tool it has a rounded bottom more like a veiner then a v-tool. It has two spoon gouges (#10,#8) a straight gouge (#10) a skew and a straight chisel, also. Each gouge has it's own plastic tube for storage. I think it's going to be great on the road. macktruck  
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02-28-2004, 07:32 PM
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| Re: warren cutlery I have been using Warren tools for 10 years and am very satisfied. One time I did not like a blade and they sent me a new one. They have great small chisels also, good for roughing out. Big Al |
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