In Cannel, Out Cannel Gouges.

[llangatwgnedd]

What I can see from pictures from the Axminster site, bevel is on the outside on one set and on the inside on the other.

What diffrence does it make with the bevels on diffrent sides?

 

[woodbloke]

What I can see from pictures from the Axminster site, bevel is on the outside on one set and on the inside on the other.

What diffrence does it make with the bevels on diffrent sides?

In-canalled gouges are the scribing variety and can be used for paring an inside curve. My view is that they're essential in any cabinet tool set up, but they are a bit of a 'mare to sharpen and hone. I made a pair from some old firmer gouges (bevel on the outside) - Rob

 

[bugbear]

What I can see from pictures from the Axminster site, bevel is on the outside on one set and on the inside on the other.

What diffrence does it make with the bevels on diffrent sides?

In-canalled gouges are the scribing variety and can be used for paring an inside curve. My view is that they're essential in any cabinet tool set up, but they are a bit of a 'mare to sharpen and hone. I made a pair from some old firmer gouges (bevel on the outside) - Rob

One needs to be careful with this frugal idea. Some older tools are laminated, and the blade is only hard on one face. A normal (outcannel) gouge made in this (particular) way cannot be turned into a scribing (incannel) gouge, since the edge would be made of the soft metal.

BugBear