Kelton Hollowing System

 

 

Whats New

 
 
 Wow! Where does the time go too?  Sadly we had to cancel the craft fair in July, this due to the drain gurgling up water onto the floor, this would have been too dangerous for our clients, so appologies all around.  We have accepted an invite to display and demonstrate at the Scottish Mobility Roadshow  17th & 18th September (see main page) so I am looking forward to seeing all our regulars at the show.  We were invited to display at the Scottich Woodworking show but due to prior commitments (I am flying away) we had to decline but as you see we are supporting it in every way we can.
   

 

CurrentNews

 
 
Friday 21st May 2010 we attended the Spinal Injuries Scotland awards lunch, the scoff was fantastic and a great bunch of folk attended.  We were honoured to have made the awards for the third year running and they were well received.

 

I am over the moon that we have been asked to make the awards for 2011 and I already have my thinking cap on, although it has to be said that my head is empty of ideas (nothing new there then).  The workshop has been busy and we have had a few new members, which is great.

   

 

RecentNews

 
 
August Craft Fair went without a hitch and we had a great day, with good sales and good attendance.

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Kelton Hollower System

 

This is the Middle sized set, purchased early 2006, including the extension handle.  Its now December 2009 and in November I purchased the small set as well.

 

 

I must admit that I borrowed a set of these hollowing tools before actually buying my own set and was moved to purchase my own.

 

When I did decide to purchase my own set the Tools arrive with a molded covering on the cutting edges and well packed, I opted for the middle sized set because I figured maybe the large would be too much for everyday stuff and the small too light.

 

Having used them a fair bit now for small and medium hollowing I have found them to be almost the best thing since slice bread.

 

1.  The edge keeping qualities are great, NEVER put them near a grindstone, just flatten the burr across the top with a diamond stone    and then a few rubs up the side to the top with the same stone and you have a great edge.

2.  The cut with these things is very smooth and because of the size of the tips I found them easy to control.

3.  The three different shapes are very useful and the undercut capabilities are good.

4.  The handle is possibly a bit too chunky and a little heavy to hold for a great length of time but it does add balance.

5.  The only downside to the handle extension is that when attached the grub screws protrude way too much but that's a small price to pay.

 

Over all I found these hollowing tools are very good and robust, unlike many tools I've bought I certainly have no reservation in recommending these to anyone and in fact I know of three people who based on that have gone out and purchased them, all of them have said they were worth the money.

 

They are available from Peter Hemsley at Toolpost follow this link Kel McNaughton

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