Bowl Gouges and Scrapers by: Serious Toolworks

- Made from 3/8-inch A2 steel — 50% heavier than the flat-bar steel of most other scrapers.

- Provides better wear resistance and much lower vibration transfer.

- Offers 9 inches of working tool length.

- Straight-turned shanks allow Serious Scrapers to be dropped directly into Serious Camlock Handles a unique system offering greater reach, comfort, and convenience.

- Serious Gouges are dimensioned the North American way--the diameter of the round bar.

- Useable length of 10" — compared to 5-7 inches for most gouges.

- Tip-to-tip fluting means a turner can have two different profiles on the same gouge, if using our Camlock Handle.

- To ”shrink” Serious Gouges, just slide more of the gouge inside the Camlock Handle.

http://www.seriouslathe.com/index.php

Bowl Steady Rests by: A-R Liberty

3 Wheel Steady Rests feature: solid steel construction; double ball bearing polyurethane no-mar wheels; easily adjustable arms for aligning the wheels to support your work; powder coated finish for durability and ease of maintenance; wide base plate provides for stability in a lighter weight frame. (Rests 20” or larger are dbl. wall).

4 Wheel Steady Rests feature: solid steel double wall construction;
Double ball bearing polyurethane no-mar wheels; easily adjustable arms for aligning the wheels to support your work; powder coated finish for durability and ease of maintenance; wide base plate for added stability and to dampen vibration. This flat top steady rest is specially designed to facilitate the use of laser guided hollowing tools. There is a patent pending on this design.

http://www.ar-liberty.com/

Gage't Bowl Gauge by: Kenith Tompkins

This new bowl gauge was designed with the bowl turner in mind. It's rigid composition and wide measuring area will accurately measure the wall thickness of your bowl from the rim to the foot.

The measurement is taken at the top of the tool where the plunger is marked in 1/16" increments enabling you to get precise readings. In addition, since the contact points with your bowl are brass balls, they will not mar or damage the sides of your bowl like we're all accustomed to with normal calipers and figure-8 devices.

http://www.keithtompkins.net/

Rim Chuck by: Chick and Duck Mfg.

The Rim Chuck is a wood lathe chuck that was born out of the same frustration we have all felt. You turn a beautiful vessel and then part it off to find the bottom in desperate need of finishing. You sand it, you scrape it, you try to turn it clean with a forstner bit but still it just doesn't meet the standard you have kept through the rest of the project.

The Rim Chuck wood lathe chuck fits the bill. Six pliable rubber jaws secure your project with tenderness and toughness. They hold from the inside or the outside, then put your work up for inspection by the pickiest appraisers.

http://www.chickandduckmfg.com/