January 4, 20179 yr Popular Post comment_91110 There was a Robert Sorby multi tip hollowing tool in that batch of tools I bought at auction. It was missing the straight bit and the circular hold down for it. Went to work on the lathe and made the hold down. Took a 3/16" hole for the screw so I use the same size hole for the cutter and made the cutter from a 3/16" drill bit. Flattened one side of the bit on the belt sander, cut it to length and sharpened it. Turned out well and saved myself a few bucks. Report
January 4, 20179 yr comment_91117 Jeez Dan, you are truly Handy! Great job! You guys that do this stuff I really admire. Since I am a rookie turner, does that little ol metal stick really hollow things? Report
January 4, 20179 yr Author comment_91125 Yes it will John. I think the key to hollowing is taking small bites. Less catches. Report
January 5, 20179 yr comment_91127 13 minutes ago, HandyDan said: Yes it will John. I think the key to hollowing is taking small bites. Less catches. Thanks Dan, man, a whole world of turning, and I am only nipping the tip of a needle with turning! Report
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