Woodturning Jaws | Nick Agar
Every woodturner will have their favourite woodturning jaws, which they will reach for time and time again. This could be for a number of reasons. Whether its flexibility for you turning, grip on a project or versatility.
Axminster Woodturning offer a vast choice of jaws for almost any project. And with such a wide range of quality jaws, how do you chose which will be the right ones for you?
Sometimes it's good to get the advice from the experts.
Watch our Woodworking Wisdom demo with renowned woodturners Nick Agar and Colwin Way, as they discuss and demonstrate some of Nick's favourite jaws.
About Nick
Originally from the UK, Nick now runs his own successful and popular woodturning studio in Georgia, USA. He runs regular demonstrations and woodturning classes and is known the world over for his woodturning prowess and has more than 30 years experience.
Nick has become one of the most sought-after instructors and demonstrators in woodturning. He is one of the most creative makers in the field and specialises in surface enhancement.
Renowned for his Viking sunset bowls and wall sculptures, his award-winning work often incorporates carving, airbrushing, ceramic and metal effects.
Nick is also an ambassador and champion of Axminster Woodturning chucks and jaws.
Some of these jaws are dear to my heart, because that goes back in time to where I started, and other ones have multiple uses and have become my essentials."
Nick's favourite woodturning jaws
Axminster Woodturning 115mm Soft Jaws
Create your own custom designed jaws; an excellent addition to your work holding system.
Axminster Woodturning Expanding Pin Chuck Jaws
Offers a secure method of mounting logs, burls and other odd shaped pieces of timber.
More on Axminster Woodturning Jaws
Discover more about the Axminster Woodturning range, including chucks, jaws and centres, all made in the UK, watch our video below.
Share your favourites with us!
What are your go to jaws? Share with us on social media by searching and tagging @axminstertools on Facebook or Instagram, and get the conversation going. And share your pictures too! We love to see the projects you make with our chucks and jaws.
