Sorby Hollow Master
Phil on the mountain top
>Anyone pick up the hollow master, wondered if you like it?
Est. 1998 — 28 years of woodworking knowledge
Sorby Hollow Master
Phil on the mountain top
>Anyone pick up the hollow master, wondered if you like it?
Re: Sorby Hollow Master
John Veerkamp
>I bought one last week, used it for one 7" tall vase so far. I like how it worked. Will know more after a few more sessions.
John
Re: Sorby Hollow Master
Barry Turner
>Yes. I have a Hollowmaster, the straight shank one. It is a great entry-level hollowing tool. With a sharp tool bit, it does a respectable job of hollowing within its capabilities.
Re: Sorby Hollow Master
Mark Kauder. Phenix City, AL
>I have had a swan necked Hollowmaster for 2-3 years. For a quite some time, it was my only hollowing tool. Since then I have acquired and made many hollowing tools, most recently I bought the complete armbrace system made by Don Pencil (bought it from Lee Valley). The Hollowmaster is a good tool with some limitations, but in the end, when I am finish scraping the inside of a bowl, I grab for the Hollowmaster with the teardrop scraper.
It is a good tool, and it is currently on sale at Woodcraft.
Mark
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Doug J Crawfordsville, IN
>sent you an email