This machine has had the longest run time of all the machines in my workshop, and it's still going strong!

My preferred face shield for woodturning which includes a built in fan that prevents fogging.

This is a well engineered woodturning chuck with a range of jaws to suit almost any workholding requirements

Primarily used for mounting bowls on the lathe.

Used for larger cylindrical objects

Used for drilling holes through pen blanks, or drilling the hole to accept my marking knife tangs

Used to hold the ferrule of my marking knives while turning the handles.

Used for spindle turning operations.

The 90 degree point on this reduced the splitting action excerted on blanks compared to a 60 degree point.

I love the ergonomics and feel of this skew chisel, designed by Colwin Way himself!

A high quality spindle gouge well suited for rolling beads on the lathe

A robust bowl gouge that keeps a keen edge and feels comfortable in use.

A good quality roughing gouge that retains its edge well

A nice thick scraper that's incredible for smoothing and refining the insides of bowls.

A good scraper for small refinements on both side grain and endgrain.

A well thought out pen mandrel with a range of bushings available.