Purchase the “Rougher” from your shop a couple of weeks ago. Been turning pens for a long time with classic tools. The rougher finishes various acrylic and other plastic blanks quickly, smoothly and free from surprises. I’ll continue to add to my collection of your tools as time goes on. Now have two full size tools and a midsize. They all work better than I had hoped for. Thanks
I have some of your conventional carbide tools and handles (MSTH, SR, MS55D, and MSR). I'd rather not buy more handles/tools - can I swap in any of your Resin cutters to use on any of these tools?
The difference is the angle the cutters are ground at. Cutting man made materials requires cutters that are less aggressive then wood tools to eliminate chip out.
Informative lesson .. thankyou
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Glad it helped. Happy turning!!
Purchase the “Rougher” from your shop a couple of weeks ago. Been turning pens for a long time with classic tools. The rougher finishes various acrylic and other plastic blanks quickly, smoothly and free from surprises. I’ll continue to add to my collection of your tools as time goes on. Now have two full size tools and a midsize. They all work better than I had hoped for. Thanks
I'm delighted to hear they're working well for you. Thanks so much for your kind words and business, both are truly appreciated.
I have some of your conventional carbide tools and handles (MSTH, SR, MS55D, and MSR). I'd rather not buy more handles/tools - can I swap in any of your Resin cutters to use on any of these tools?
Can you tell me what the main difference there is between your regular tools and the acrylic tools?
The difference is the angle the cutters are ground at. Cutting man made materials requires cutters that are less aggressive then wood tools to eliminate chip out.
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