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About Simple Woodturning Tools
The entire line of Simple Woodturning Tools® and accessories are CNC machined by Harrison Specialties in Ramsey, Minnesota. We are a small family owned and operated machining and manufacturing company.
Simple Woodturning Tools feature carbide cutters and are available in full size and mid size models. They make it possible to turn virtually any project from a large-size bowl to finely detailed spindles to small custom pens.
The Simple Hollowing System makes it very easy to hollow out any shape turning. Even a closed form vessel is possible with Simple Swan Neck Hollower tool.
The introduction of carbide tipped wood turning tools has greatly simplified woodturning.
Gone forever is the long learning curve where precise angles and special tool presentation techniques must be mastered. Also gone is the need to master many sharpening techniques before you can even begin to turn, not to mention the expense of all that sharpening equipment. With Simple Woodturning Tools® it’s all turning and no sharpening so you can start turning immediately!
Benefits of Carbide Lathe Tools: Simple to use for all skill levels making woodturning fast and more enjoyable. You can focus on your project and not on techniques or sharpening. No long learning curve or expensive sharpening equipment.
You can begin turning as soon as your box arrives because each tool comes with a very sharp, rotatable carbide cutter. Just rotate the cutter head ¼ turn for a clean, sharp edge and you are back to turning wood.
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