Made your own tool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- If you will be doing something similar, you are IN CHARGE OF YOUR OWN SAFETY...
PERFORMANSE OF THE SCRAPER WILL BE IN NEXT VIDEO ALONG WITH GREAT TIPS🤗
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Thank you so much Tomislav. You not only demonstrate your talented turning projects , but are most generous in sharing your techniques and explaining them step by step.
I’m looking forward to your next lesson.
Thanks again,Jon.
Thank you very much Jon,😉
Love the detail at the end of the handle.
As usual, a very nicely done video. I'm concerned, however, that you didn't stress the importance of choosing the correct piece of steel. The pop up text said that it was tool steel usually used for tooling in a metal lathe. Many, perhaps most, woodturners don't understand the different properties of steels and the infleunce of heat treating. A commenter said that he made a parting tool from a file. Very BAD idea! The topic of steel selection for shop made tools starts with old files are suitable for recycling but NOT being turned into tools. Obviously you know this, but my experience with safety is that it is not wise to assume other people understand what you consider obvious.
Keep up your great work
John
John ,you are right sir, I should have done that and I don't encourage viewers to use rasps or files although I learn my trade on those as they were none of the good tools here in Croatia..... Thank you for suggestion 😀
Don't you love it when the safety trolls who have likely never done anything even close to what you are showing like to tell you how to do it better?
This was a nice, clean job that results in a good tool. Something that I'd been planning on doing "soon" for a while now. Time for "soon" to be "now". Thanks for the demonstration and the motivation. Looking forward to seeing it in use.
Thank you Randy very much, glad I got you in the 'now' moment😉
Great video. I will make one for me to
Thank you, wait till you see next video 😉
Very nice! I applaud your addressing the "Lathe Police" from the start!
Take care, Dave
Thank you Dave😉
I'm doing this project today😎 I saw this video about 6 weeks ago but forgot to save it to my list. It took forever to find it again. Thanks for making awesome videos. You rock.
Thank you very much 🤗
So it's taking longer than I anticipated to grind the file. My angel grinder needed a new disk before I started and it is taking a lot of punishment. I have a perfect piece of wood in mind for the handle though. I just want to get the steel done before I make the handle so I can use it right away.
@@archiehebron8944 be carefull if its from files, it can snap as files are extremely hard but brittle....just be aware of that.....
That is a great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge on how to make a scraper. You made that look so easy.
Thank you very much for watching and support 🤗
You do have many talents! I will have to give this a shot!
Thank you 👍😉
Great work. That’s one thing I need is better scrapers. Next on the list. Lol.
Thank you, there are awsome scrapers already made by sorby and Henry taylor so maybe worth looking.... Some 3/8 or 10mm thick ones are on my list from sorby🤗
I made a thin (3/32-inch, 2.4mm) parting tool from a small file yesterday. I made a stepped-diameter hole in the handle, too. Works great.
Great 👍
Hey, I'm following you since the collaboration project with Richard Raffan and I really enjoy your content! I'm currently also trying to use scrapers (as Richard often uses some in his videos that make it look way easier and faster than using a gouge). Right now I only have a 16 x 8 mm one (I'm still looking for a good steel 30 x 10 mm) shaped more or less like yours. Using it has been problematic to say the least 😅 I'm often getting catches and don't know why. So I'm looking forward to your next video and hope it clears up my mistakes. Keep up your good content! Greetings!
I'm planning on making a video on correct use as well as the next one which is more on different type of approch.... ... Richard has a tip on every video when he uses scraper and that is it has to be less then 90 degress approch.... And really light touch... but hopefully next video will help you out a bit....
Thank you for watching and support what I do 🤗
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Thanks for your answer! Without a doubt I'll check your upcoming videos. If there are coming more than one video about scrapers even better for me 😆 I'm looking forward to them!
Good video I need to make one for myself. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching 🤗
Thanks for sharing.
I made a bowl scraper like this but I wasn't sure is the shank was long enough so I welded about 3 to 4 inches of steel rod on so it went further in handle. Do you think it's ok to leave shorter? I am planning.on making another scraper...
Thanks for watching, well if you look at buyed version those have around 2- 2,5 inch long shanks, and they work ok... I would say nice solid ferrule and solid/proper way of attaching to the handle and you should be ok.... Just be aware this scraper I used for outside where the overhang isn't too big, for bottom of the bowls I would use 8 or 10mm thick steel
You really have many talents.
Hvala kolega
Great video as always. Did you ever consider the left side only to about 1/2-3/4 of an inch from the end then you would not need to grind the additional square at the tip.
I need to make one too. You did a nice job.
Thank you 👍
Hello again Tomislav,
I'm in the process of rebuilding this scraper. In the meantime, the HSS steel has been cut, the handle turned and the iron hammered into the handle. Now I want to make the cutting edge. What angle did you use? I seem to remember you talking about 45 degrees in another video. Is that correct? Thanks for the answer and by the way, orange and walnut go well together 😉.
Greetings Andreas
Thank you Andreas, I do have a video I'll put link here as well... for most scrapers I do use 45.... or close to it, it doesn't have to be excact
In this video I shape and sharpen different profiles
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@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Hello Tomislav,
Thank you for your quick reply. I did indeed finish building the scraper today. It is my first self-made woodturning tool and it works perfectly. Now I just have to learn to control it as well as you 🙂.
Greetings Andreas
@@abrodeck glad to hear that Andreas, enjoy your new tool
Bonjour Quel est l’angle d’affûtage du racloir? merci beaucoup j’adore vos vidéos vraiment 👍✌️bonne continuation.
Thanks 🤗 its around 45 deegres
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning thank you
Great video. I've wanted a scraper like Richard Raffan's. Now I know how to make one. How long is the tang?
Thank you very much, its around 2inch or 50mm
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning thank you.
Thank you
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Hi, nice little project. Was this steel heat treated before you started the project or is this tool made from annealed steel without heat treatment?
Its did go through heat treatman as pretty much all our woodturning tools which are already shaped to use..... 😉
Very nice....was there any trouble with overheating of the tool blank when using the hand grinder for cutting and shaping? Didn't notice you quenching the blank during that phase. Nice scraper indeed! 👍
Thank you, It did get hot a bit but I let it cool down without any help of water or oil.... My understanding is that you can even bring it up blue , and everything will be ok unless you don't dunk it in water.... For hss steel anyway.... You'll see how it perform in next video along with 5 methods I have in tehnique arsenal to get best possible surface on wood before sanding 👍
What bevel angle do you use?
I don't measure it, I just go by look and I know how it will perform, but its really close to 45-50
@@tomislavtomasicwoodturning Thank You!
Super , quel angle pour ce racloir , on aimerait le voir travailler 😮😮
Thank you, it will be in my next video, how it performs 😉
good job.! can a old big file be used ?
I would stay away from files , they are hard but brittle, and could snap in no time....
Sorry I meant to say rounding the left edge 1/2-3/4 inch from the tip. 😊
Thank you for watching, 🤗 you could do that but for me as I use scraper I find it quite easy to just round everything and cut the notch later, its a very quick process and its not nessesary to do every time while at the grinder😉 so hope that helpes a bit😀