carbide inserts
#11
Who do u think makes the best/sharpest carbides for turning tools?
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#12
Bill

There are all kinds of types and makes of carbide. I really think the person that has the most selection and cheapest is Capt Eddie

http://www.eddiecastelin.com/cutters_only

You get three of the same cutters for the same price others ask for one.
Also if you look at the site you will find steel bars of both round or square of different sizes too that come with carbide cutters.

http://www.eddiecastelin.com/combos_and_other_items

Arlin
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#13
Arlin Eastman said:


Bill

There are all kinds of types and makes of carbide. I really think the person that has the most selection and cheapest is Capt Eddie

http://www.eddiecastelin.com/cutters_only

You get three of the same cutters for the same price others ask for one.
Also if you look at the site you will find steel bars of both round or square of different sizes too that come with carbide cutters.

http://www.eddiecastelin.com/combos_and_other_items

Arlin



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If I need an insert I get it from Captain Eddie, with that said I seldom use an insert tool. They have their place but IMO it is a small place.
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#14
I'm looking at ordering these myself. Anyone know which one of the Caps cutters replaces the 2" radius SR1 cutter, for the rockler mini pen rougher?

Thanks, Bob
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#15
Last night I found these and these. I bought 4 of the square and 2 of the round cutters for just over the cost of two of rocklers, with shipping. They also combined shipping for all of it, which was only $2.25.
Hopefully they work well.

Bob
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#16
Ordered these with Amazon

Byrd Tool H7354 Tool Shelix Indexable Carbide Inserts, 10-Pack
by Byrd Tool
4.9 out of 5 stars 17 customer reviews | 8 answered questions
Price: $25.90 + $6.58 shipping
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#17
Steve K said:


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If I need an insert I get it from Captain Eddie, with that said I seldom use an insert tool. They have their place but IMO it is a small place.



I think I bought circle inserts from Capt'n Eddie for my (homemade) tools.

For radiused square cutters I use the Byrd Shelix cutterhead inserts.

I find the circle cutter to be fantastic for hollowing green bowls.

-Mark
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#18
[url=http://www.oellasawandtool.com/products/Easy-Wood-Tools-Ci1-R4-4"-Radius-Replacement-Carbide-Cutter.html]$4.59 shipped[/url]
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#19
Ruler2112 said:


[url=http://www.oellasawandtool.com/products/Easy-Wood-Tools-Ci1-R4-4"-Radius-Replacement-Carbide-Cutter.html]$4.59 shipped[/url]



Also
http://www.oellasawandtool.com/products/...E-SHIPPING.html

Looks like the two are functionally the same, although one is slightly cheaper. Both are a very good price (shipped) for small quantities.

-Mark
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#20
I haven't had the experience using this company ,they carry a nice selection of cutters, the screw for that particular cutter , drill bits and taps to make your own tools. Price seems fair .
http://www.carbidedepot.com/wood-turning.aspx
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