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Old 12-31-2002, 05:34 AM
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Default Dastra vs Stubai

8) I have some 2 cherries gouges. Just recieved some Dastra brand sweeps. Man also sells Stubai brand. Not sure how the two brands compare but seem to cost about the same. All German made. I agree with the idea of only buying the profiles you need unless you come across an estate. Any owners out there? Thanks
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Old 12-31-2002, 08:23 AM
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Default Re: Dastra vs Stubai

I've got some of each (tool junky) and both are good. Stubai has absolutely the best veiners around though. It's due to the design rather than the metal. They are VERY deep and work great. A bit of a hassle to sharpen because they are so deep, but worth the effort. Little Shavers stocks them, as I'm sure others do.
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Old 12-31-2002, 07:40 PM
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Default Re: Dastra vs Stubai

Hi guys,
I bought some Dastra at an estate sale 10 years ago and they still hold an edge really well--and I like the handles on the palm tools. Â*Have bought several Stubai veiners and gouges in the last three years and I absolutely love them. Â*They hold an edge and Stubai has such a good variety of shapes and sizes. Â*Guess I'd have to say, Stubai would be my choice of the two brands. Â*

New Year! Â*
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