Carbide Woodturning Chisel
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hdbblue
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I have a pen making set from the same seller. The two have shorter handles, one with the same round carbide cutter as shown and one with a square cutter. they both work well and I have used them quite a bit without them showing any sign of dulling. I'd buy them again.
Harvey
Harvey
Gary Max
Member
Yup--------got one hanging on the wall of my shop.
Same old story----when they get dull your done.
Same old story----when they get dull your done.
cnirenberg
Member
I have the round cutter version. Works like a charm on aluminum.
Jim Smith
Member
I purchased the 5/8" square version and I really like it. If a side gets dull from turing tru-stone, then I rotate it to the next side. I have a diamond sharpening stone that sharpens the carbide tip when I need to. I bought it specifically for turning tru-stone and find that I use it on many blanks just to get them to round. These things are built like a crowbar so you will have no worries about the tool handle ever bending or breaking.
Good tool in my opinion.
Jim Smith
Good tool in my opinion.
Jim Smith
Paul in OKC
Member
New inserts?
Rifleman1776
Member
Several people sell square head carbide tools. I make my own for about $5.00 each compared to around $100.00 charged by some vendors. I'll be making round head soon.
