Woodturning versatile tool

Here is a woodturning tool handle, with different tips :
- HSS three faces point for cutting thin grooves
http://www.labellenote.fr/photo/gal_...ini_gouge2.jpg


- HSS angle ground tip tool, for cutting coves
http://www.labellenote.fr/photo/gal_...ini_gouge1.jpg


- carbide tip shaped to cut beads, in wood and even metal (brass rings)
http://www.labellenote.fr/photo/gal_...ini_gouge3.jpg

The two first tips are actually the same HSS 6mm bar that can be reverted.
The body is 10mm regular steel, with a little brass knurled pressure screw.

The handle is made from nice curly ash, oiled.

Christophe

And now for the highest praise I can give a fellow tool maker. I will be copying you!

Bob

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

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Wow! Your tools are absolutely amazing. I am also going to try to copy some of them. I would love to see details (step by step) of how you made your sharpening jig.

Beautiful..Yes better to show the step by step for us ...

Magnificent work there.

Thanks guys,
I did this one maybe one year ago, I don't have photos, what would you like to know ?
ussscamp, you're talking about the Tormek like sharpening jig ? would you like to have a drawing ?

Your workmanship is truly amazing and the tools are beautiful to see. Thank you for the inspiring work and the excellent photos.

Thanks, Paul