Forum topic by Jack Lewis | posted 08-10-2016 05:19 PM | 625 views | 0 times favorited | 2 replies | ![]() |
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08-10-2016 05:19 PM |
http://www.serioustoolworks.com/woodturning-gouges.php -- "PLUMBER'S BUTT! Get over it, everybody has one" |
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#1 posted 08-10-2016 07:46 PM |
Stewart Batty demoed at our club Saturday. He used only 3 handles for about 10 tools that he brought. The tools have a taper and a large nut that holds them into the handles. All he did was hand tighten and loosen when he changed tools. The beauty of the removable handles was the small area needed around his grinder. It was better than having a long handle to fight while grinding tools. .............. Jerry (in Tucson) -- Jerry (in Tucson) www.woodturnerstools.com |
#2 posted 08-10-2016 09:37 PM |
I’m not familiar with Serious Tools, but unhandled shafts and separate handles are pretty common. We have a bunch in our turning studio, and many professionals use them for demos. Having both ends ground makes a lot of sense. -- Gerry -- "I don't plan to ever really grow up ... I'm just going to learn how to act in public!" |
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