Slitting saw arbor

Hi,
Here is a quickly made slitting saw arbor.
I use it on the lathe's chuck, with the workpiece hold on the milling square as a Z axis.

http://www.labellenote.fr/file/homem...ise_scie_1.jpg

http://www.labellenote.fr/file/homem...ise_scie_2.jpg

Hi Christophe,

Very nice work on your website. Nice saw you made too. Like you I do my handles by hand, in fact I use tools made by one of your countrymen Noel Liogier for my saws.

Cheers,
Rob

Thanks Rob,
Actually, it was my Christmas present, with the help of the last award I got from homemadetools.net (thanks again Jon), I had a Liogier hand made rasp.
They are incredibly efficient, even if I am always reluctant to use rasps and files on wood, preferring the gouge, chisel, plane and scraper. But I must admit, these rasps are definitively convincing.

http://www.labellenote.fr/file/homem.../Noel_2014.JPG
By the way, father Christmas also gave me a couple of high end japanese oiri nomi chisels :0)

Cheers,
Christophe

Christophe,
Nice job. What type of steel did you use for the arbor and what OD did you choose for the arbor shank?
Thanks, Paul

Thanks Christophe! I've added your Slitting Saw Arbor to our Metalworking category, as well as to your builder page: Christophe Mineau's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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Originally Posted by Paul Jones

Christophe,
Nice job. What type of steel did you use for the arbor and what OD did you choose for the arbor shank?
Thanks, Paul

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Hi Paul, honestly, I don't know what kind of steel it is, probably not the most appropriate one, I did it very quickly one day I had the need of the tool, I took a piece of stock that I had under the hand ...
(What does OD stands for ?)

OD = Outer Diameter
I guessing the shank is around 12 or 16 mm but wanted to check with you

Hello Christophe,

I built a very similar mandrel for slitting saws:

Attachment 22753

and assembled

Attachment 22754

Details and dimensions are on my build page:
Slitting Saw Mandrel – glue-it.com

I also had some fun with a solid carbide slitting saw blade:
Carbide Slitting Saw – glue-it.com

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Thanks editor@glue-it.com! We've added your Slitting Saw Mandrel to our Metalworking category,
as well as to your builder page: editor@glue-it.com's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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