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need source: coarse crosscut bit large

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booker brooks

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I am hunting for a woodshaping coarse crosscut bit that I saw demonstrated by Michael Fortune in Columbus at The Woodworking Shows in February. It was at least 1/2 to 3/4 inch long. Can't locate it online. The largest woodcarving supply doesn't carry it. He was demonstrating it on a Mikita 1/4 inch collet die grinder. Does anybody have a clue as to the source for the bit?
The bit is shaped like a rounded christmas tree. It must be crosscut so that u can work with and against the grain to remove wood fast and for shaping.
 
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booker brooks said:
I am hunting for a woodshaping coarse crosscut bit that I saw demonstrated by Michael Fortune in Columbus at The Woodworking Shows in February. It was at least 1/2 to 3/4 inch long. Can't locate it online. The largest woodcarving supply doesn't carry it. He was demonstrating it on a Mikita 1/4 inch collet die grinder. Does anybody have a clue as to the source for the bit?
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Go to Woodcarver's Supply at the link and scroll down the left side to "Kutzall Extreme". They come in several colors flavors, including very course black

http://www.woodcarverssupply.com/store/

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