Carbide woodturning tools please see new thread

[jaustin]

please see new thread
https://www.forums.woodnet.net/showthrea...id=7327453



I have  Carbide wood turning tools that I make for sale.

These do not have any handles, you will have to provide your own.

Rougher 15mm x100mm (4") radius on 1/2" x 1/2" square 304 stainless steel 9" long with 2 " tang


Rougher 15mm x100mm (4") radius on 1/2 round tool steel bar


Finisher 16 mm round mounted on 1/2" x 1/2" square 304 stainless steel 9" long with 2 " tang


Finisher 16 mm round mounted on 1/2" round tool steel


Finisher 12mm Round 3/8 x 3/8 stainless steel bar 9" long. 2" tang

Finisher 12mm Round 3/8 round tool steel 9" long

I will have to update this one tonight don't have a photo uploaded. It is shown in the group picture.

Diamond Detailer 3/8 x 3/8 stainless steel bar 9" long. 2" tang


Diamond Detailer 3/8 round tool steel 9" long






Left to right in picture.


Rougher on 1/2" Stainless steel square bar $25 plus shipping
Rougher on 1/2" round tool steel bar $25 plus shipping

Finisher 16mm on 1/2" Stainless steel bar $30 plus shipping
Finisher 16mm on 1/2" round tool steel bar $30 plus shipping

Finisher 12 mm round on 3/8 Stainless steel bar $27 plus shipping
Finisher 12 mm round on 3/8 round tool steel bar$27 plus shipping

Diamond detailer on 3/8 Stainless steel bar $31 plus shipping
Diamond detailer on 3/8 round tool steel bar$31 plus shipping


I do have replacement inserts:
$5 each:
15mm x 15mmx 2"r (50mm)
15mm x 15mmx 4"r (100mm)
15mm x 15mmx 6"r (150mm)
15mm x 15mmx square

16mm $10.00
12mm $8.50
Diamond detailer $9

Shipping on the inserts is $.75 each first class mail if you want tracking that will additional.
If you buy one of the turning tools and extra inserts at the same time there is no extra for the shipping the inserts.




Custom lengths are available.

John

[Arlin Eastman]

John

You need to turn on your PMs to receive any.

You can go to my post here to get it done
https://forums.woodnet.net/showthread.php?tid=7320581

[jaustin]

Thanks I think Igot it set now.

john

[jaustin]

Out of the 16mm insert and 16mm finishers tools are not available till sometime next week.

Have the 16mm inserts back in stock now.



Have everything else available.

[Arlin Eastman]

Today I received my two tools I ordered from John today.  I received the 1/2" and 3/8" square cutters with the round heads on them.

They are just as described and I can not be happier.  When one of the vets or someone else I teach turning I try to give them some turning tools and a lathe if I have one so they can go off on their own.  So far I have done that with 6 of them and now I have another source to buy quality tools at a Wonderful price along with the carbide bits too.

Very happy customer and will get more in the future when I can afford it.

Arlin

[AztecKing]

PM sent. 

Jeff

[Herb]

I would like to purchase one each of the larger tools and it was my intent to send you a PM, so as not to show my ignorance to the entire world, however, I cannot find my "CP", as someone directed to look in the upper left corner of the screen.  But, as far as I can see, there is no "CP" anywhere on my screen, which with my record with computers and internet is nothing usual.  Having said the above, my question I wanted to ask you, how do you press the tang into the hole? Or do you make the hole slightly larger and use epoxy?  Having never done this before I wanted to know before I purchased them.


Thank for your listening and if you know where my CP went would you let me know?

[fgarvin]

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[Herb]

Here is my Welcome back and I see not CP.  I click on my name and there is nothing there that will let me edit my profile.  Clicking on my profile does nothing.
What am I missing?

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[jaustin]

Herb,
The tangs are a little undersized for the holes. You will use epoxy to attached the handle with the bar.then you will have to make sure the handle and tool are straight with each while it dries.
Example drill a hole and put epoxy around tang then insert it into handle and keep straight while it dries.

i would send you a message but they are off. Look at post #2 above Arlin posted instructions on turning them on.

https://forums.woodnet.net/showthread.php?tid=7320581

John