Looked at the Lee Valley catalog, they carry P&N turning tools. Is a Supa gouge a bowl gouge or a spindle gouge? I cannot tell from the photos.
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P&N Supa gouge
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Not sure about what Lee valley has. The photo angle is not as informative as the Packard photo. The Lee vallley nomenclature matches the packard.
The Supa bowl gouge is a bowl gouge I know the one Packard and Craft supplies may have is the bow, gouge.
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Here’s a picture of the P&N gouges, from the right you have skew, spindle rouging gouge and then the 16 and 22mm Supa bowl gouges, the SRG is 32mm (1 ¼)
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For those who are not aware, I read very recently online (do not recall where, but written by a local to the P & N manufacturing location) there was a death in the family, and they have ceased doing business. Whatever tools are available now will all that you can buy. So if you are a fan of this line, stock up now.
Take a look at Thompson Tools. IMHO Thompson has better grade of steel (10V) and will hold a sharp edge longer than P & N tools (M2 steel).
P&N is only part of a much bigger company, have a look if you are interested.
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