The tools I have bought from Dave at D-Way are great. I use his beading set regularly and his arm-rest hollower is my go to for quick smallish hollow forms. I like it so much I plan to use …

I'm trying to search the turner's forum for D-Way tools and can't seem to find a way to enter that in the search criteria. Quoted "d-way" has no hits, and I think d-way unquoted is interpreted by …

The D-way has the bead profile running down the long edge of the round steel bar. This wasn't practical for the very small Nano tools, so they run at an angle across the width of the square …

My tools are either M2 from a variety of sources (mainly Sorby) and some Thompson's and a couple from D-Way. I got the D-Way after I got the CBN. My Thompson's did not perform …

High performance tools like Glaser, D-way or Thompson will have very little impact on the quality of your cut. What will make a difference is grind off the heel of the bevel and use a freshly …

We had him try the CBN wheel and shortly thereafter the rounded edge CBNs became available. I believe he is responsible for getting the first ones made which I believe was by Dave from D …

What did you attend, and what did you like best? I will go ahead and confess - Steve and I spent most of our time in the vendor area (for some reason, an unusual amount of it at the Robust …

I have D-Way tools (M42), Thompson (V10) and a few M2 only because the profiles of those tools are not available in higher grade steel. I turn a lot of hard maple and there is a great disparity …

I like to turn tool handles, so I bought my gouge unhandled. I am quite impressed with D-Way Tools, and my next roughing gouge will likely be a D-Was. I like the fact that they have round …

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