Henry Taylor Point Tool stainless The low cutting angle of

The low cutting angle of 37 degree minimizes fibre tearing

for greater control and comfort the 2

The Clifton smoothing plane no

Because our handles are made from natural hardwood

More versatile than the traditional bowl gouge

Henry Taylor Point Tool stainless The low cutting angle ofThe Henry Taylor negative rake point tool is primarily designed for use with the Henry Taylor Decorating Elf tool however it is a great tool by itself. This point tool is great for fine detail on works such as spindle or faceplate. The Henry Taylor coving tool is made with a high speed steel blade. Made in Sheffield, England The tool is fitted with the distinctive Henry Taylor Diamic brand English hardwood handle, a well known symbol of quality. Made