Make Your Own Tungsten Carbide Tipped Wood Lathe Turning Tools
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2021
- Make Your Own Tungsten Carbide Tipped Wood Lathe Turning Tools
Buy some tungsten carbide tips fairly cheap off the net and make the rest of the tool yourself!
I will show you how easy it is to have a set of craftsman's turning tools for your next wood lathe project that you will be proud to own and use.
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Please watch: "Woodturning - Make a Round Nose Scraper From a Leaf Spring!"
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Well done
Thanks Jim. They come in quite handy 👍
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Thank you. They work very well. I have another video coming up where I have made a large negative rake round nose scraper from a truck leaf spring. It is very good for finishing off the inside of bowls.
Класс!!! Супер!!! Как он в работе может упор надо было приварить?
Thank you!. I'm afraid I am not sure of the second part of your comment - Google translate didn't do it very well. Sorry!
Nice job, being able to knurl to give the epoxy some real bite is a nice touch. I was looking the other day and found it easy to get overwhelmed trying to figure out which carbide inserts were worth getting. I'd appreciate more info on the specific ones you used. Also, how have you found the tools to use? Anything you'd do differently?
Thanks Andrew. I figured even if I messed up the knurl it didn't really matter as it was only to give the epoxy a key to bind to.
I bought some of the inserts originally from Etsy I think but I later bought some from eBay that seem just the same. Similar to this;
www.ebay.com.au/itm/Yantan-3Pcs-Tungsten-Carbide-Cutters-Inserts-Set-For-Wood-Lathe-Turning-Tools-/313780244724?hash=item490ec290f4
As for what I would do differently - The curved tool for inside of vases is a little too long in the bent part and you really need to hold it from twisting. It still works though. I plan on machining a 'flat' on the bottom of the rod on all of the tools in order to give it less chance of twisting away in my hand. Not that it really happens but just to be sure.
Something I didn't mention in the video is that the securing screw can protrude a little from the bottom and catch on the tool rest. I ground the protrusion off to make them flush.
Cheers!
Do you mean carbide tips?
Yes tungsten carbide. Thank you for mentioning that I'll add that.