Choose the Bottom Feeder when you already have a profiling gouge and want a separate edge for finishing near the inside bottom of a bowl.
Use this wide U-profile to bring uneven spindle stock toward a cylinder before switching to a narrower edge for details.
Choose this oval skew for spindle details such as beads and V-grooves when you prefer a rounded body against the rest.
Choose this narrow parting blade when the width of the gap between pieces matters.
Choose this grip as a replacement for a tool from the Sorby Modular Micro family.
Choose this deep-flute bowl gouge if a 17-inch handle gives you the grip position you want for bowl profiling.
Choose this small spindle gouge for a tight detail that calls for a narrower edge than the quarter-inch micro gouge.
Choose this kit if you plan to build a handle around interchangeable ER25 collets.
Choose the deep-flute LX220 for a handled bowl gouge on a bench where a 22-inch tool fits better than an extra-long handled model.
Choose the HCT154 for a dedicated detail profile when you are making coves or beads on a spindle and the narrow work calls for a more pointed edge than a broad roughing gouge.
Choose this bare rectangular skew blade if you need the narrower half-inch edge and already have a compatible handle setup.
Choose this end kit if you want to make a grip for a half-inch shaft and already have a suitable handle blank.
Choose this bowl gouge if you want a parabolic flute with a five-eighths-inch shaft.
Choose the HCT153 when you want the same grip length as the HCT154 with a smaller blade width for a spindle detail.
Choose the one-inch 809H for a broader spindle surface where the wider body has room to move.
Choose the long grip if you swap compatible RGWOOD bars and want an installed collet mechanism on the handle.
Choose this version if you specifically want the M42 steel option in the same nominal flute and shaft dimensions as the M2 version.
Choose this skew when you want a flat bar with rolled edges rather than a fully oval body.
Choose this two-piece grip when you want to compare a shorter handle with an extended setup on the same 10 mm square bar.
Choose this gouge if you want a swept-back edge supplied on a five-eighths-inch bar.
Choose this bare spindle gouge if you already have a supported handle and need the longer usable blade listed for Sorby's Long and Strong line.
Choose the half-inch LX010 for a smaller standard skew when the wider oval LX030 would occupy more room around a small spindle detail.
Choose the 833H when you want a wider beading and parting profile on a spindle and have space for the 18.75-inch tool.
Choose the HTT-502 when you want the CryoCut M2 option with half-inch flute width on five-eighths-inch stock.
Choose this diamond-profile tool when an eighth-inch gap and a short handled setup suit the spindle work.
Choose this bare bar if you need a carbide-tipped parting profile and already have a grip that fits its half-inch tang.
Choose the HTT-102 for Hurricane's standard-series deep-flute option in this bar size.
Choose this one-inch rolled-edge skew when you want a wider profile than the three-quarter-inch Hamlet for spindle surfaces.
Choose this thin blade when you want a narrow parting profile with a taller blade body.
Choose the HTT-241SG when you want the supplied swept-back edge on half-inch stock.
Choose this one-inch flute when rounding parallel-grain spindle blanks and you want a broader option than the three-quarter-inch Sorby.
Choose this three-sixteenths-inch diamond profile where a wider parting gap suits the spindle and you prefer a ten-inch grip.
Choose this bare bowl gouge if you already have a handle system documented for the five-eighths-inch shaft.
Choose this quarter-inch spindle gouge for tight beads or small-diameter work where the maker's narrower profile gives you a better comparison than a broad roughing flute.
Choose the HTT-500 when you want the narrower quarter-inch flute from the CryoCut range.
Choose the LX320 for finishing a spindle or pen where the shallow flute is the relevant profile.
Choose this bare Robust detail gouge if you have a handle system specified for its half-inch bar and want a spindle profile without buying another grip.
