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Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Foggy - 03-25-2018

8 Freud turning chisels, 6 Craftsman turning chisels, [ these have been ground down quite a bit, short ] 1 Sorby, 1 Hirsch,  9 small carving or pen turning chisels, and a hone, $75 at an Estate sale.  
Uhoh


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Grey Mountain - 03-26-2018

You suck big tyme.


GM


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - crokett™ - 03-26-2018

you got took. send them to me so that you can forget about them.
Wink


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Arlin Eastman - 03-26-2018

(03-25-2018, 07:21 PM)Foggy Wrote: 8 Freud turning chisels, 6 Craftsman turning chisels, [ these have been ground down quite a bit, short ] 1 Sorby, 1 Hirsch,  9 small carving or pen turning chisels, and a hone, $75 at an Estate sale.  
Uhoh

Well by GM and Crockett it seems you did very well. 
Laugh
Laugh
I know Freud makes good steel and so does Sorby but do not know about the rest nor the hone.  So it will help your turning and showing us what you make.
Big Grin
Big Grin


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Grey Mountain - 03-27-2018

DO NOT send them to crokette or attempt to use them at home by yourself. You would both more than likely poke your eye out wit them.

Send them to me, who knows better...
...now.

GM


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Foggy - 03-29-2018

Used the Freuds today. It appears that they have been reground for a left handed turner. I will have to fix that, Sometime.
Rolleyes


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - diverjo - 03-29-2018

Explain what you meant by being ground for a left handed turner.  I thought that turners used both hands as required.
Joe


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - crokett™ - 03-29-2018

(03-29-2018, 06:05 PM)diverjo Wrote:  I thought that turners used both hands as required.
Joe

They're probably supposed to.  I'm more definitely more comfortable with my right hand on the handle of the tool and my left guiding it on the tool rest.


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Grey Mountain - 03-30-2018

DO NOT try to use left-hand-ground tools if you are right handed. You wil surely poke your eye out.
Send them to me. I am ambi-dextrous, and besides that use both hands.
GM


RE: Gloat, good buy, just fair, or I got took? - Foggy - 03-30-2018

To put the sharp end against the wood and get it to make shavings or chips the round has to be to the left of the wood, over by my left hand.