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I would include a key as to the meanings of the colors. I could not figure out what they represent. I would also tone them down, they seem rather punchy.
The vertical lines are really hard to see especially on the dark orange.
Finally I would make all of the "style" descriptions clickable so you don't have to scroll to the top to see what a "single angle dog leg" style shank is. You would need to chop up the style chart with an individual link for each style though.
Overall I really dig it and it makes me want to take up carving...
Thank you for all you bring to the tool world. Your products and service are at the top of their class. Your site is one of the few I always check when I am looking for new tools.
Hope the next year brings more prosperity to all the woodworkers and to TFWW.
From one flu recipient to another, rest and get well soon! The wood will still be there when you get back.
Gary
Have a successful year!