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Mini Turning Tools

By FWW_Gallery, member Oct 24, 2012

Woodworker: Doug GordonTo make most of these mini turning tools (ranging in length from 6 in. to 8¾ in.), Gordon brazed high-speed steel onto the ends of Allen keys. The skew chisel (center left) was made from a jointer blade, the thin parting tool (center right) from a high-speedsteel hacksaw blade. The handles are a variety of woods including magnolia, black walnut, yew, grapefruit, New Zealand red beech, rhododendron, and plum. From Fine Woodworking #202

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