The Cygnet is a bit different from the usual Hunter tool in that it has a flat shaft which is tapered with the slight hook yet in line cutter. 
The Cygnet is designed to be used flat on the tool rest. 
Once started, getting a hole to the desired depth was easy and the shaft could be easily marked as an aid. 
The tool still needs to be carefully inserted and removed from the opening in the turning. 
Other than my large handle, the tool was amazingly dexterous and did provide a good sense of touch in use.
Cygnet Hollower – the Cygnet is a baby Swan
The Cygnet Hollower is designed in collaboration with Cindy Drozda. It is a bit different than most of the Hunter style tools.
- Relatively short at 6″ length overall, it is a flat shaft tapered over its length to the slight bend and twist down at the cutter.
- Daintier than most of the solid bar type tools typical of the Hunter family, the Cygnet is manufactured to produce finer touches.
- The Cygnet is a sturdy tool but it has the appearance of being more for finessing things.
- The Cygnet is designed to be used flat on the tool rest.
- The cutter is in line with the shaft so there is little twisting movement in the tool.
- Tools are available with a 12” handle or without a handle.
- Replacement parts are readily available. The Cygnet uses the # 1 Cutter, # 1 Screw and the # 1 or T-9 Torx Wrench.
For additional information, Kurt Hertzog did a March 2019 review in More Woodturning. More Woodturning is a great on-line Woodturning magazine that is generally up to date with new product reviews. The review of the Working Center link is:
