Who makes a good 1” by 16” bar that will take a 1/4” cutter and teardrop cutter?
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Trent Bosch makes a 1” straight, 1” bent,
he has a 5/8” bar scraper
They have the ends turned down to fit 3/4” handles of systems
may be too long they are 24” length.
trentboschtools.com
trentboschtools.com
he has a 5/8” bar scraper
They have the ends turned down to fit 3/4” handles of systems
may be too long they are 24” length.
1″ High Speed Steel Hollowing Tools – Trent Bosch Tools
trentboschtools.com
5/8″ Radius Scraper – Trent Bosch Tools
trentboschtools.com
Thanks. I saw those. They look nice but can’t take the teardrop.Trent Bosch makes a 1” straight, 1” bent,
he has a 5/8” bar scraper
They have the ends turned down to fit 3/4” handles of systems
may be too long they are 24” length.
1″ High Speed Steel Hollowing Tools – Trent Bosch Tools
5/8″ Radius Scraper – Trent Bosch Tools
These are the two I have, both accept a teardrop.
The Oneway can be used with or without the link.
The Oneway can be used with or without the link.
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How do you like the Oneway?
It's not as user friendly as Lyles. I have to admit, I miss measured the shank of the Oneway, I measured across the flats, real measurement is 5/8" (or metric equivalent).
With a large teardrop, 8" is pushing it. there seems to be flex at the shank juncture. The smaller the teardrop, the less resistance and you can go a little deeper, but not much.
With a large teardrop, 8" is pushing it. there seems to be flex at the shank juncture. The smaller the teardrop, the less resistance and you can go a little deeper, but not much.
Thanks
If you have a buddy with a vertical metal milling machine, the bar is incredibly easy to make.