Robert Sorby Universal Micro 1/4 Inch Skew Chisel
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- Robert Sorby® Universal Micro 1/4" Skew Chisel:
- Ideal for cutting beads and flats on spindle work
- M2 High-speed steel
- 5/16" Shaft
- Robert Sorby® Universal Micro Tool Handle required for use
Robert Sorby® Universal Micro Tool Blades are specifically designed to help woodturners meet the challenges of turning small projects where traditional tools won’t do.
Engineered from durable high-speed steel, Robert Sorby® Micro Turning Tools are ideal for pen turning, small spindle work and other delicate projects. Simply choose the blades you need, add the interchangeable aluminum handle and you have a customized, micro turning tool set. All blades have a 5/16" shaft.
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Wonderful tool
FRED in MA
Comments On Apr 01, 2016:I am making some lace bobbins and this is perfect for some of the cuts I make. I bought this and the parting tool, which I use to turn the thread winding part down to 1/8", and have been swapping them back and forth in the handle which is getting a bit old so now that I know I like them and they do what I need, I am buying a second handle. When I first ordered it it was backordered so I tried to make the bobbins using the regular 1/2 skew. It could be done but it was a tough, like eating cereal with a shovel. It was well worth the wait and makes the job much easier.
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