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What are three most common cutting tools that are used for turning on the lathe?
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∙ 11y ago
For a Wood Lathe there are several, with many variations with-in each tool, here are some:
Superflute Bowl Gouge (many sizes)
Spindle Gouge (many sizes)
Detail Gouge (many sizes)
Shallow Gouge
Roughing Gouge (many sizes)
Skew Chisels (many sizes)
Parting Tools (many sizes & shapes)
Bedan Tools (many sizes)
Scrapers: Round Sided, Diamond Sided, Square End, Round Nose, Dovetail, Shear,etc..
Multi-Tip Ring Tools
And many variations and designs of the Hollowing Tools
Also you have specialty tools like: Chatter Tools, Springett Chinese Ball Tools, Thread Cutting Tools, Texturing Tools, etc.
I might have missed some but these I've mentioned will do most anything you want on a Wood Lathe.
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∙ 15y ago
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