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Replacement for #3/6 and 4/14
Jane Corwin@tata13
5 Posts
Quote from Jane Corwin on February 10, 2022, 6:48 pm
Hi there,
I am just started to learn woodcarving. A lot of Mary's projects require #3 - 6 mm and #4-14 mm (Pfeil) . I ordered #3/6 in August, still waiting for it... #4/14 - in December... No words when they will come. But my other local store has some Hirsch and Henry Taylor gauges. What would be correct number in their system?
Thanks a lot!
Hi there,
I am just started to learn woodcarving. A lot of Mary's projects require #3 - 6 mm and #4-14 mm (Pfeil) . I ordered #3/6 in August, still waiting for it... #4/14 - in December... No words when they will come. But my other local store has some Hirsch and Henry Taylor gauges. What would be correct number in their system?
Thanks a lot!
MaryMay@marymay
453 Posts
Quote from MaryMay on February 24, 2022, 10:04 pm
Hi Jane,
Welcome! I am much more familiar with Hirsch tools, and they would be the same number as Pfeil. You could move up or down one sweep or a mm if they don't have the exact size. The more you carve, the more you will realize that there is a flexibility with size and sweep to achieve similar results.
For instance, you could substitute a #3, 6mm for a #2, 6mm, a #3, 8mm, a #3, 5mm
You could substitue a #4, 14mm for a #3, 14mm, #3, 12mm, #4, 12mm.
Hi Jane,
Welcome! I am much more familiar with Hirsch tools, and they would be the same number as Pfeil. You could move up or down one sweep or a mm if they don't have the exact size. The more you carve, the more you will realize that there is a flexibility with size and sweep to achieve similar results.
For instance, you could substitute a #3, 6mm for a #2, 6mm, a #3, 8mm, a #3, 5mm
You could substitue a #4, 14mm for a #3, 14mm, #3, 12mm, #4, 12mm.
Jane Corwin@tata13
5 PostsTopic Author
Quote from Jane Corwin on May 19, 2022, 11:42 am
Thanks!
Thanks!
