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We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. * Attaches to 100mm(4") and 115mm(4.1/2") angle grinders This specialized blade has Tungsten Carbide teeth for long blade life and can easily be re-sharpened with a small diamond lapstone. Maybe I should build the piece on the show someday. Copyright 2022 Classic Hand Tools Limited. These cookies track visitors across websites and collect information to provide customized ads. All Rights Reserved. Incidentally, the packaging never mentioned the guard you see with the Industrial Woodcarver so Im guessing it isnt intended for the TURBOPlane. Since I plan on building a Maloof-inspired chair some day, I decided it would be good practice for not only rough-carving a chair seat but to also get to know this new tool. It is particularly well-suited to machining curved parts, such as chair arms, chair legs, and for blending curved joints. Have you ever used a King Arthurs tools Lancelot power carver? Is there a specific brand of grinder you would recommend, or some must have features when purchasing a grinder? Possibly even other types of cutting tools for the grinder. For those of you who turn, its kind of like using a super flute bowl gouge where one subtle change in the angle of approach can make a huge difference in the aggressiveness and quality of cut. It was only meant as practice and the proportions are not accurate. The Wood Whisperer abides by word of mouth marketing standards and holds integrity in the highest regard. The 1'' carbide cutters create clean shavings rather than dust, resulting in fast material removal and a remarkably smooth surface. Item has been successfully added to your Out Of Stock List. If you dont want to pay a premium for the premium tool then dont. 2) the peak on the Arbortech crafted seat is much higher again, will this create comfort issues? Item has been successfully added to your list. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. I like the idea of using a dado blade to remove a bulk of material but those chainsaw blades are about as dangerous as they get. The cutter is $160 + shipping and taxes -if any. By clicking Accept, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. I noticed you didnt have that guard on while using either the industrial blade at David Marks shop or with the Turboplane during your video. On the flipside of what Jake said, I was expecting a higher price that is lists for . The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". Freehand power carving in hard and soft wood, Wide cutting edge per tooth leaves a smooth finish requiring minimal sanding, Use level to plane surfaces smooth and flat; use angled to create convex and concave shapes, Excellent control, balance and resistance to gouging (no cutting teeth on blade perimeter), Durable tungsten carbide teeth ensure long blade life even in hard woods, Easy to sharpen with a fine diamond lap stone, High-quality brands and products you can trust, Expert advice and free post-purchase support, Exclusive, innovative products that help you Create with Confidence, Detailed instructions, technical specs and guides to make the most of your purchases. If you arent familiar with Arbortech, you can visit their website at Arbortech.com.au or check them out at the Woodworking Shows coming to a town near you! Shape, sculpt and plane a huge variety of flat and curved parts: carvings, chair arms, chair legs, curved joinery and more! Would I put this tool in the hands of a complete novice? The Arbortech Turbo Plane is a universal wood shaping blade that can be used to create different shapes, profiles and finishes. The three durable tungsten carbide blades hold their edge well but can be easily sharpened using a diamond file when necessary.100mm diameter blade, attaches to 100mm(4) and 115mm(4.1/2) angle grinders. After this little practice exercise, I feel much more comfortable with the TURBOPlane and I actually prefer it to the older Industrial Woodcarver. Once the seat is together all you need to do is trim down the high spots with something like the Arbortech and youre good to go. Manufacturer guarantees/warranties for power tools, CNC and laser products will supersede the Rockler Guarantee if these items are damaged or defective. Can be used on green or seasoned timber. I could never think of any use for it before. Just a note here that might be helpful for someone new to the Turboplane by Arbortech. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Love that turbo plane. I dont think youd be able to use the guard with the Turboplane, because with it on, you cant engage the blade with the material unless you approach it at more than about a 45* angle, which means the Turboplanes teeth would never contact woodonly the outer rim that was riding against your template. We proudly stand behind all of our products.
  • Easily sharpened using a diamond file
  • Tormek Sharpening Machines The blade I have been using all this time is the Arbortech Industrial Woodcarver. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. Honestly cant answer that, but Im sure they do, judging from past experience with past Arbortech products. I assume you wouldnt be doing that if you didnt feel it was safe. The physical depth of the tooth to the surface of the blade is approximately 2mm. Glanze (Lathe Indexable Tooling) It should make it easy to know once you are ballpark at the proper depth. Items shipped directly from the manufacturer cannot be returned in store. In fact its not even close to white oak. The Kutzall wheels are really just round rasps. I have an ancient Bosch that is on its last legs. Only registered users can write reviews. But obviously in the hands of a skilled craftsman, either method will work. Ill post a pick when I make something. Thanks. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. Thanks David. Yes I have. Just to get the surface consistent and smooth youll be hitting it with some aggressive tools and sandpaper. I wish the turbo plane was around years back when I did my dining room table chair set Your email address will not be published. The fact that you were willing to show that small but simple mistake meant a lot; it proves your human but more to the point you showed us the viewer how to save making what could be a costly mistake to us in the future. I ended up using a router with a home made jig, It took for ever to make 4 seats. * Outstanding for free-formed convex & concave shapes, Our newsletters are designed to inform you of upcoming shows, new products or interesting goings on in the woodworking or related fields, 01473 784983 Using this cutter is just like adding a rotary plane to your angle grinder. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". The Arbortech Mini TURBO Kit can be used either directly on the Arbortech Mini GrinderTM or fitted to an angle grinder using the supplied extension adapter. * Excellent control and balance Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team. Having some sort of guide in place, either using the dado method, the pre-cut bandsawn method, or the drilling method, would save a lot of guess work. If you havent seen Charles Neils video on scooping chair seats I highly recommend it: Ill play with it on for a while just to get a feel for it, then try it removed. Im not sure how it works with the TURBOPlane but thats something Arbortech can surely tell you. The chainsaw setup on the Lancelot always put me off a bit. Which did you find to remove the material more efficiently? As David Doria above I loved that zebrawood bench; it would be awesome if you could make a video showing how you made it and how to do the joints you used or whether youd choose a different joint now. Interesting product. In all likelihood, I would use the TURBOPLane for the primary removal and then move to these other options for finer sculpting. However, the mini has blades which can be swapped out (you get two sides to each) and just yesterday I tried loosening them with the supplied hex key which I gave up on for the time being due to them being too tight from all the carving and I imagine heat generated etc. Hold flat across the face and work back and forth until the edges of the blade are share again. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. The only other tools I have used in this category are the standard rasp-like discs and Festools heavy duty sander/grinder thingie. Any product claim, statistic, quote or other representation about a product or service should be verified with the manufacturer, provider or party in question. Thanks. Use with 4'' and 4-1/2" angle grinders with a 5/8" or 7/8" arbor. As far as the example in the video goes, theres still a lot of work that needs to be done before you end up with anything like youd see on something you can legitimately call Maloof-inspired.. but then I read its only an exercise http://www.cn-woodworking.com/scoopn-a-chair-seat/ Marc, I know you said that with more practice and better technique you could get a smoother surface but you only described it being scalloped. I like CNs method using the dado but I think I prefer the method I saw Charles Brock use. But it does cut fairly well just not nearly as aggressive as the original but thats expected. 3) (I knew there were more) I wonder what the combination of the two processes will yield using the dado to scoop out then switching to the PowerPlane to smooth and level May be something I need to save up for to test out. Recently, several log home owners and restoration specialists have been using the TurboPlane blade to remove the old finish, gray weathered wood, and outer punky layer of the logs. I wish I had a huge piece of burl wood to practice on like you! Should work with most standard grinders as far as I am aware. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Marc, this is an absolute tease! Thanks for another great video! My Arbortech grinder with the mini-grinder attachment is 7amp so I figured it would be fine. The power carver is REALLY aggressive. Great video! I bought the industrial blade a while back but havent had a chance to use it yet. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. Good video. 100mm diameter blade, attaches to most 100mm(4") and 115mm(4.1/2") angle grinders. Designed and developed by Underscorefunk Design. I guess the average Joe is a LOT wealthier than I am. VAT GB 367 008160 Hey Marc awesome product. Great video! Both can do wavy surfaces, but it really depends on your skill level and your goals. The Turboplane is a little more nuanced. Ive got a labour of love in the garage (a 22 foot sea sled) that Ive been working on for the last ten years or so and one of those little planes would be perfect for carving a figuirine on the bow. Cheers Marc, Marc, 100mm (4") diameter Industrial blade & Torx Key, attaches to 4" (100mm) & 4-1/2(115mm) angle grinder, 4 inch Osborn nylon bristle buffing brushes, Can be resharpened with a diamond lap stone, Tungsten Carbide teeth for long blade life. Seems like it would take a lot of practice before I would work on something more serious. Dasqua Precision Measuring Tools For these items, please call the store where you purchased them or our customer service department at 1-800-376-7856 so we can assist you. So Marc, what do you think are the chances of you building one this year on the show? Watching videos are a great way to learn. I know Shannon and Matt also want to build one, could this be the year? Use it to create large edge bevels, recessed bowls, or to flatten or texture large wooden expanses. You really want to ignore the exact shape I created in this video.