Best Tool Set

[BAdams]

What is a good tool set to get started making duck calls with?  Is it better to just by the individual tools separately?  I have found many tool sets, but I am not sure if I would use all of the tools in the set or would be better off buying individuals..

Thanks,

Brett

[B.Meuchel]

I started with the 8 piece set of Benjamin's best from Penn state, its a decent set in my opinion. It is going to take a while to get used to sharpening them and I didn't want to ruin high dollar tools. Another tool to look at would be a carbide detailer, it is great for lanyard grooves and burn lines.

[James Strickland]

I started with the basic set from Harbor Freight when I started turning 4 or 5 years ago.  Still using them today. 

[VECtor Calls]

The HF set will teach you how to sharpen tools and not eat your pocket book for you eating the tool while practicing your sharpening skills.

I like Henry Taylor tools for high speed steel tools when you get good at sharpening.

If you want to skip the sharpening, go with Easy Wood Tools carbide tools. This is what I have done. Lots of guys say its the easy way out. I like turning, and not really sharpening.