Forged Curved Gouge – Professional Wood Carving Tool

The Spoon Bent Gouge is engineered with a deeply rounded cutting edge that makes it ideal for carving concave surfaces and hollow forms. It excels at shaping bowls, spoons, kuksas, and other projects that require smooth, controlled cuts inside deep recesses. The bent profile keeps the handle elevated from the work surface, allowing precise access to targeted areas without obstruction. Its razor-sharp blade delivers clean, accurate cuts and ensures effortless control, even when working in tight or hard-to-reach spaces. The distinctive curvature of the tool makes detailed carving in narrow cavities both efficient and enjoyable, while reducing the risk of accidental damage to the surrounding material. The handle is crafted from durable beech wood, known for its strength and resistance to deformation. This solid construction enhances reliability during extended use and minimizes the likelihood of bending or breakage. Supplied pre-sharpened and ready to use, the Spoon Bent Gouge provides excellent cutting performance and dependable precision right out of the box—making it a reliable choice for both fine detail work and deeper hollowing tasks. Forged wood carving gouges are handcrafted from 52100 alloy steel. Dimensions: 1) 10 mm 2) 20 mm 3) 30 mm 4) 40 mm Handle length 100~110mm. sweep #6 You can see how we make and sharpen our tools here: https://www.youtube.com/@Forged_tools_Naumov Our tools are carefully ground and polished on all sides, allowing the chisel to glide effortlessly across the wood as you work. This makes the wood carving process faster and easier. Moreover, when it comes time to sharpen the tool, you don't have to grind the surfaces yourself - just sharpen the cutting edge. This will save you a lot of time and money. All tools made by our blacksmith undergo heat treatment. The tool is sharpened and ready for use. Beech handle, oiled. Since the tool is made by hand, product dimensions may vary slightly when working on an order. All hand-forged tools were made by the blacksmith Naumov. For identification purposes, all tools have a blacksmith's mark.