Faceoff: Hardest Wood in Australia vs New Torquata Router Bit Technology
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- This week @coolabahwoodworking is guesting on our channel to showcase the BRAND NEW Torquata Twin Cut Dual Bearing Flush Trim Router Bits.
Watch as he uses the Torquata Twin Cut Dual Bearing Flush Trim Router Bits to build a cheese board using Iron Bark!
Will the Torquata Router Bits hold up against the Hard Iron Bark? Stick around to find out!
Torquata Twin Cut Dual Bearing Flush Trimming Router Bits are perfect for removing excess material once timber or laminates have been jointed, or for duplicating the same pattern when used in conjunction with a master template across multiple work pieces.
They excel in solid wood applications where there is difficult or reversing grain, or where the workpiece is laminated on both faces. Torquata is your economical entry into precision routing for the enthusiast and professional maker alike.
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Some of the best bits I ever used. Check them out! Thanks for having me guys 😊
Our pleasure!
Intersted to see how it goes with, tas oak that tends to just splinter on the router table with spiral bits.
Will ask the Q and see if we can post it on our Instagram. Tassie oak can tend to have that issue, depending on which actual species it is because there's about 4-6 (?) different timbers that fall under the marketing umbrella of Tassie Oak... So we may be lucky and get a good bit or unlucky and end up with something horrible instead!
Wow interesting bits
Very!
Wait till he gets his hands on some Buloke…
I think I would need to upgrade my jigsaw for that 😂
Excitement Level 10000
@@ArchEdge 😂😂😂😂
Now do it with Gidgee!
😂😂😂😂 probably have to cut that one with a sledgehammer
@@coolabahwoodworking you actually might be surprised how well it routes out!
@@BBGuitars You know what I probably will try that. Already looking where to get it. It looks beautiful!
The bits may well be good but none of the Ironbarks are the hardest Australian Timbers. A little bit of bullshit buggers up a good story.
Hahaha exactly. Made it more exciting 😁 doesn’t sound good 5th hardest timber 😂😂