Cody Gregory fullers have hand-drifted eyes, this creates a softer edge meaning you will be replacing your handle and rubber less often. The eye's hourglass shape increases surface contact with the wood and rubber, preventing the fuller from rotating on the handle. The belled end makes crisp, clean starts easy. 3 Arcs instead of the standard 2 found in most fullers, allows this fuller to come around curves and quarters with ease. Alignment of the striking surface, drifted eye, and working edge keep this fuller balanced and true. Learn More

Cody Gregory fullers have hand-drifted eyes, this creates a softer edge meaning you will be replacing your handle and rubber less often. The eye's hourglass shape increases surface contact with the wood and rubber, preventing the fuller from rotating on the handle. The belled end makes crisp, clean starts easy. 3 Arcs instead of the standard 2 found in most fullers, allows this fuller to come around curves and quarters with ease. Alignment of the striking surface, drifted eye, and working edge keep this fuller balanced and true. Learn More

Cody Gregory fullers have hand-drifted eyes, this creates a softer edge meaning you will be replacing your handle and rubber less often. The eye's hourglass shape increases surface contact with the wood and rubber, preventing the fuller from rotating on the handle. The belled end makes crisp, clean starts easy. 3 Arcs instead of the standard 2 found in most fullers, allows this fuller to come around curves and quarters with ease. Alignment of the striking surface, drifted eye, and working edge keep this fuller balanced and true. Learn More