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Looking for a west cost source for Glaser Gouge

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Looking for a west cost source for Glaser Gouge

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Looking for a west cost source for Glaser Gouge

Dave Smith

>I haven't been able to find a west cost source for the Glaser Gouges. It appears that Jerry Glaser doesn't have web site so I assume he doesn't sell direct. I would like to minimize the shipping cost and time by ordering closer to home. The closest supplier I have found is The Cutting Edge in Houston, TX. I expect I have missed more than one supplier closer to home.

Dave Smith

Looking to increase the vanadium concentration in Longview, WA.

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Peter Teubel

>You can order them thru your local Woodcraft store. Don't have the part numbers handy, but they will be in their computer.

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Jim Pugh in Ohio

>You can order from John Jordan and he will have it drop-shipped right from Glaser so the shipping should be minimal. Also a slightly better deal than ordering from one of the catalogs.

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Tom Colligan, Peoria

>While we're at it, can you direct me to a site that would show what Glasser products are available. Tia,

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Scott Greaves, Blackfoot Idaho

>Hi Dave,

Try calling Jerry at work. Here's his phone number: (310) 823-7128 Who knows what you'll find - maybe even a new friend! ;-)

Scott.

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#6

Thanks everyone for the input.

Dave Smith

>Hi Scott,

I found his phone number doing a search but didn't know if he sold directly to amateur shredders like me. I am sure he is a nice guy. Perhaps I will call him tomorrow. It is still a lot of money for a gouge but all the people I have talked to seam to think it is worth it.

Dave Smith

To many toys too little money in Longview, WA.

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