How To Make A Thin Parting Tool

Designed to give the cleanest cuts with a minimum of waste this Thin Kerf Parting Tool features a 1-14 blade width that eliminates the flexing and twisting associated with thin blades.

How to make a thin parting tool. Shape it a little on the disk sander and fine tune the cutting tip. The Robert Sorby Narrow Parting Tool is designed to produce a clean cut with minimal waste this narrow parting tool features a double bevel cutting tip for fast clean cuts and 1-14 blade to eliminate flex and twist thats inherent to narrow blades. As a woodturner you need to know how to sharpen your woodturning tools.

Woodturning Parting Tool. If I do I sharpen the tool and start the parting with the tool tip below center and the handle up. The idea is to turn an old used sawzall blade into to tool make a handle of wood and used some epoxy and brass rod for rivets or whatever they are called in knive handles.

I rarely need a finish cut from a parting tool. The Crown Narrow Parting Tool is designed for use on boxes and other lidded containers as well as pens where you want to maintain grain alignment by removing as little material as possible. Second if the tip of the parting tool is ground at an angle it will minimize the nib further.

Designed to give the cleanest cuts with a minimum of waste this Thin Kerf Parting Tool features a 1-14 blade width that eliminates the flexing and twisting associated with thin blades. Double Angle Sorby Thin Parting Tool I shaped the end of the blade like the Sorby Parting Tool double angle look. For a solid interface with the handle the blade is seated and.

The cutting action can be scraping or bevel-rubbing depending upon the geometry of the tool. To make the bottom of the bowl flat even with some wood movement angle your parting tool. This is using the tool as a negative rake scraper.

BA DA Bing BA DA Boom. This thin parting tool was made from a cheap kitchen knife we were no longer usingHere are some oth. I then cut the end of the blade off to square it off and I.