10mm cutting tool

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Had this idea at our local chapter meeting a month ago. Since Mike Roux has this awesome mill, and lathe and all kinds of tooling, we should try to make one of these tools, just to say we can. As I say "we", I like to include myself, because I watched :biggrin: Mike Redburn got us some stainless steel stock, turned a 1" tongue on them, and helped Mike Roux with the planning and figuring. We spent the day working on these (4) I really like the way this tool cuts. Need some practice to get used to it, like anything else.
 

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Looking good Chuck! Can't wait to pick mine up! I bet it will be a dream to cut with... Who came up with this great idea? I didn't really know until the pm
 
Put's a new meaning to "Wood Chuck" !

Looks great...I really like my round carbide cutting tool....
I won't even consider calling it that.:wink:

Looking good Chuck! Can't wait to pick mine up! I bet it will be a dream to cut with... Who came up with this great idea? I didn't really know until the pm
I hope you like it. I'll take the blame for it.
 
Nice inserts, look almost like hunters, I like a round insert, but they are tricky to learn, they want to leave ripples on the wood, even the big 18mm inserts like in the Rotundo or the Unitool , but man are they ever nice for inside bowl work. They just take a real steady hand and a slow travel down the blank.
By the way that is a nice looking tool!!!
 
Prediction. Chuck will soon own a mill.
Some day Ron! :biggrin:

Nice inserts, look almost like hunters, I like a round insert, but they are tricky to learn, they want to leave ripples on the wood, even the big 18mm inserts like in the Rotundo or the Unitool , but man are they ever nice for inside bowl work. They just take a real steady hand and a slow travel down the blank.
By the way that is a nice looking tool!!!
Thanks for the tips Ken. Mainly wanted it for shaping sections. It was modeled from the Woodchuck Pen Pro I got from you.

Prediction. Chuck will soon own a mill.


Why would he do that when Mike Roux has one and Chuck only has to watch and offer advice. :biggrin: If he bought one he would actually have to do the work.
I'm safe as long as I have no money:biggrin:

Prediction. Chuck will soon own a mill.


Why would he do that when Mike Roux has one and Chuck only has to watch and offer advice. :biggrin: If he bought one he would actually have to do the work.

I smell a challenge Chuck!!!
Not a chance, I like watching :biggrin:
 
I think they're all going to look similar. There's just not too many ways to design these tools, that I can think of. They are pretty basic.
 
Chuck is welcome to use my mill anytime he wants, he knows that. He's used it before. It's just a bit of drive for him. The time I took this picture Mike Redburn and I were standing around doing nothing while Marshall and Chuck were hard at it:biggrin:

Mike
 

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You been looking at mills yet? I reckon you're getting close:tongue:

Nice work on the tool.
Thanks Fred. Yes, I've looked :biggrin:

Chuck is welcome to use my mill anytime he wants, he knows that. He's used it before. It's just a bit of drive for him. The time I took this picture Mike Redburn and I were standing around doing nothing while Marshall and Chuck were hard at it:biggrin:

Mike
Thanks Mike, it sure is an awesome machine.

Nice work Fellas.

What kind of insert is it?
Thanks Lupe. It is a 10mm cupped carbide insert from Carbide Depot.
 
Chuck,
Great looking cutter. I got an older round carbide version, but am looking at making a square one soon. I knew I missed out on a good time.
 
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