Dean
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Sorry for being AWOL for so long but my venture has taken longer than I had planned on and been a lot harder to get to this stage than I ever imagined it would be.
I managed to raise the budget to build a small number of tools complete with the cutters, I can't go into any further details about the tool or the cutters at the moment I'm sure you'll understand why. 8)
I began working on the tool when I wanted something simple and quick I could use to add a little interest to my turnings without having to spend time setting something up or ages marking out, I wanted something that I could just pick up and use then keep it in the rack with the other tools instead of boxed up in a draw and never used.
I fumbled along for a few weeks trying pretty much every thing I could think of before giving it up as a lost cause.
After a few weeks I decided to try again, I made some small changes to the tool and bingo , there was a slight hint of a pattern, I must admit that it was also part by chance that I got the first decent results that pointed me in the right direction.
When I started to get some really good results I rushed to put the pictures on here before thinking about it first hence the back peddling replies I gave in that thread so I’m sorry to all those members who shown interest.
I’m still finding new applications for the tool every day and I’m sure to have missed a lot, all the work in the pictures was done using an old Viceroy lathe at 425rpm and 735rpm
I've now registered the company, SCATT Woodturning Tools LTD
Why SCATT?……. SPIRAL, CHATTER AND TEXTURE TOOL
and there’s also www.scatt.co.uk it’s not online yet but [email protected] is
I’m not trading at the moment but I will be when everything is set up correctly which will be quite soon.
Here are a few pictures of the results that show how the improvements that have been made have also expanded the tools applications.
There’s more pictures here, there's also a few pictures of the results from another tool I'm working on at moment. http://s150.photobucket.com/albums/s100/dattwood/
This is what the tool could do ………….
………and these pictures show a few examples of what the tool can do now
This is an 8 inch cherry bowl blank with tool work applied to the rim, it’s been left as it is without any sanding or brushing
Some pieces I’ve used the tool on
Thanks for looking and hope you like the results
Dean
Original thread link above.
Sorry for being AWOL for so long but my venture has taken longer than I had planned on and been a lot harder to get to this stage than I ever imagined it would be.
I managed to raise the budget to build a small number of tools complete with the cutters, I can't go into any further details about the tool or the cutters at the moment I'm sure you'll understand why. 8)
I began working on the tool when I wanted something simple and quick I could use to add a little interest to my turnings without having to spend time setting something up or ages marking out, I wanted something that I could just pick up and use then keep it in the rack with the other tools instead of boxed up in a draw and never used.
I fumbled along for a few weeks trying pretty much every thing I could think of before giving it up as a lost cause.
After a few weeks I decided to try again, I made some small changes to the tool and bingo , there was a slight hint of a pattern, I must admit that it was also part by chance that I got the first decent results that pointed me in the right direction.
When I started to get some really good results I rushed to put the pictures on here before thinking about it first hence the back peddling replies I gave in that thread so I’m sorry to all those members who shown interest.
I’m still finding new applications for the tool every day and I’m sure to have missed a lot, all the work in the pictures was done using an old Viceroy lathe at 425rpm and 735rpm
I've now registered the company, SCATT Woodturning Tools LTD
Why SCATT?……. SPIRAL, CHATTER AND TEXTURE TOOL
and there’s also www.scatt.co.uk it’s not online yet but [email protected] is
I’m not trading at the moment but I will be when everything is set up correctly which will be quite soon.
Here are a few pictures of the results that show how the improvements that have been made have also expanded the tools applications.
There’s more pictures here, there's also a few pictures of the results from another tool I'm working on at moment. http://s150.photobucket.com/albums/s100/dattwood/
This is what the tool could do ………….
………and these pictures show a few examples of what the tool can do now
This is an 8 inch cherry bowl blank with tool work applied to the rim, it’s been left as it is without any sanding or brushing
Some pieces I’ve used the tool on
Thanks for looking and hope you like the results
Dean