Jim from Easy Wood Tools
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If this is what you want, we make two versions. Part# 2700 - for 3/8" Bars Part# 1700 - for 1/2" bars Hope this helps
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Wednesday's Wisdom For Woodturners February 13, 2019
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Thank you @lew and a special thanks to @Steve Krumanaker for that "special" video! always learning from you! -
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Worth the effort! Beautiful!
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Great to see you Charles! So glad to hear you are doing well.
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Wednesday's Wisdom For Woodturners February 6, 2019
Jim from Easy Wood Tools replied to lew's topic in Wood Turners
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Very cool.. great idea
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So pretty! Beautiful project... very creative. Thanks! Jim
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Wednesday's Wisdom For Woodturners January 30, 2019
Jim from Easy Wood Tools replied to lew's topic in Wood Turners
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Don, You are very welcome sir! We are so happy to be a part of this forum and TPW organization.
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What size carbide turning tools?
Jim from Easy Wood Tools replied to hawkeye10's topic in Wood Turners
As long as you are turning, and enjoying yourself... that is the most important thing. Turn safe and have fun, that's the important part. As for those out there that judge for the type or brand I turn with, I have no time for them. -
What size carbide turning tools?
Jim from Easy Wood Tools replied to hawkeye10's topic in Wood Turners
I have a customer that comfortably turns pens with our PRO sized tools.... I have a customer that turns really big bowls with our mid-sized tools.... Neither of them is wrong. So to cop-out of a solid answer for you I would say whatever is comfortable for you. I've personally found the mid-size tools to be a great size for a large range of projects, they are the ones I usually grab first, and I have a couple of everything we make. Hope this helps a little. Good luck!
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