Price: $29.99
(as of Mar 13, 2023 08:47:51 UTC – Details)
3 piece Large Carbide Turning Tool Replacement Cutter Set. 1 each Square, Round and Diamond Shaped Cutters
Carbide turning tools have a couple of advantages of standard turning tools. One of the most satisfying advantages is that we don’t have to sharpen tools when they become dull over time. Another advantage is that they are ready to go right out of the box! No more making sure your brand new tool is sharp enough to start turning.
Carbide cutters will stay sharper for a longer period of time when compared to standard turning tools. When the carbide cutter finally dulls, simply loosen the screw that holds the cutter in place, rotate the cutter to a sharp, clean edge and then secure the cutter by tightening the screw.
Carbide cutters don’t so much cut your wood or material like standard turning tools. The idea is that the razor sharp carbide shears the material to produce much cleaner cuts and tends to be easier to use than standard styles of turning tools. The cutters will NOT fit on mini versions of carbide turning tools.
These three cutters have been designed to replace the 3 cutters that come with the Savannah 3 piece large carbide turning tool set. However, the Savannah 3 piece cutter set may work with many other brands of carbide turning tools that you may already have in your shop. This cutter set comes with two screws that are sized for Savannah turning tools, but depending on your turning tool thread size, you may need to use the screws that came with your turning tools to properly secure these cutters.
We offer the cutters in a 3 pack that includes 1 each of the most commonly used profiles. This pack also includes 2 screws for securing the cutters to the tool. Please note: the screws in this pack may or may not properly fit your turning tool. This means you must use the screws that came with your original turning tool. Set includes the CUTTERS ONLY: 1 each round carbide cutter, 1 each square carbide cutter and 1 each diamond shaped carbide cutter.
