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167 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: turning lathe question Curious which tools people prefer for parting off a project at or off the lathe. -- Optimists are usually disappointed. Pessimists are either right or pleasantly surprised. I tend to be a disappointed pessimist. |
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#1 posted 166 days ago |
Hi I use a 2.5mm parting tool or a skew for a point or top of a finial. If a tenon which for me is rare a band saw or a small Japanese saw. Regards Tamboti -- Africa is not for sissies |
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#2 posted 165 days ago |
I primarily use a shop built thin parting tool that I made from a reciprocating saw blade. I also have a 1/8” parting tool that I got from HF that I use for tenon making. Depending on the nature of the parting, I may use a handsaw as well. -- Rich;) -"Dada make a big mess?" "Yes Dada made a big mess." |
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#3 posted 165 days ago |
Either a DIY tool made from an industrial 45mm hacksaw blade, or a DIY 2mm x 20mm made from a planer blade. HTH Col -- A bowl gouge is like a packet of chips.....you can't have just one. |
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#4 posted 164 days ago |
Mostly a HF 1/4” thick parting tool. I use a thin parting tool from PSI for boxes and small stuff. For bowls, I use a bowl gouge and stopping when I get down to the nub. It can be dangerous to use a regular parting tool with a bowl. -- MPax, Atlanta |
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