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Imitated Turning Tools

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Well that say the imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Once again another manufacturer is trying to pull us away from the best carbide tools on the market.

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Checking their tool specifications will reveal that their tools don't measure up to those from Easy Wood Tools. Don't be fooled, buy the best! contact @Jim from Easy Wood Tools!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Woodpeckers??  Really?  Sure I won the lottery yesterday I have plenty of cash! :JawDrop:

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1 minute ago, Jim from Easy Wood Tools said:

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Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

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Kidding!.....   I'm just kidding....

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Just now, Jim from Easy Wood Tools said:

Kidding!.....   I'm just kidding....

Hahahahahahahahaha!!!

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Woodpeckers is a good company.  They promote USA made products, many of which they make in their own factory.  I have many of their tools, the one-time-tools as well as the ones they offer as a regular purchase.  Having said that, I agree with Lew, and stick with EWT for my carbide insert tools.  Buying from another manufacturer who is just piggy-backing on the popularity and excellence of EWT is like buying a purse made at "Joe's Purse Works" that has a Gucci label on it.  Not that I buy purses, just saying.

6 hours ago, PostalTom said:

Woodpeckers is a good company.  

Tom - I agree with  you....   for the most part....  but not all.  ;o)

26 minutes ago, Jim from Easy Wood Tools said:

Tom - I agree with  you....   for the most part....  but not all.  ;o)

As long as you read my whole post, then we are on the same page.

16 hours ago, PostalTom said:

As long as you read my whole post, then we are on the same page.

I did....   and we are

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Imitation is the greatest form of flattery. And, competition is always good. As far as Woodpecker tools are concerned, I have an aversion to red tools...well, red saw blades, anyhow. :(

Going to momentary hijack the thread.  I have only a set of Great Neck chisels.  They seem to be pretty good, but I am quiet sure that they are an entry level set of tools.  They do hold an edge well and HSS.  Any opinions on an old American made product? Just asking.  I can't find anything about them.  

2 minutes ago, FlGatorwood said:

I have only a set of Great Neck chisels.

I have  a top of the line quality set from...……………………… Harbor Freight!!!:throbbinghead:

 

Got them with a 20% off coupon as well!!!:JawDrop:

Great Neck and HF are not even in the running as far as turning tools are concerned. Top traditional gouges and skews come from Thompson, Sorby, Crown, Dway, Carter. For Carbide it depends on what finish you want on the piece. The best finish comes off of Hunter tools. Easy Wood is very well backed and is second in finish quality. Not trying to do a put down but this is my experience.

    By the way I do have a HF set which I use to shape and make one of tools.

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1 minute ago, Gerald said:

Great Neck and HF are not even in the running as far as turning tools are concerned.

Well I would agree for turning tools.  But for generic work around the house, yeah they fit the bill.  I have some Sorby ones that have held up well.  Gave a no name set away to someone here few month ago.  Something is better than nothing, and they were kept sharp.  :D

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I don't even know what brand i have...

But they work for me...

 

 

 

 

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17 minutes ago, Kevin Beitz said:

But they work for me...

If you have the opportunity give the Easy Woods carbide chisels a test drive. 

5 minutes ago, Woodbutcherbynight said:

If you have the opportunity give the Easy Woods carbide chisels a test drive. 

Oh I sure would. I don't miss the best because I never got to try one.

If I did it would mean I need to spend more money for sure.

So... Who's going to lend me one to try?

2 minutes ago, Kevin Beitz said:

So... Who's going to lend me one to try?

 

Have yet to win the lottery, but I did manage to rustle up some slushy money and got 3.  

4 minutes ago, Kevin Beitz said:

If I did it would mean I need to spend more money for sure.

 

 

Was money well spent.  Just got done with 10 bases for glasses, 6 fan pulls and 4 file handles.  

Thanks, Gerald for the information in your post.  

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