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carbide cutters
- Thread starter bellringer
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sbwertz
Full Member
I don't have one of the tools for these cutters Sharon, but i thank you for opening this up to members here ...
I made my own tools from the handles from small prybars. I just cut off the ends of the pry bar, and ground a notch in it, then tapped it for the screw. I made three of them. I keep a round cutter in one, a square cutter for wood or acrylic in another, and a square cutter for inlayed stone in the third.
If they were round edged ones I would certainly have been interested Alex. I have used the square ones and never really liked them. The profiled ones that Sharon was on about are the better on in my opinion ..
It the radius edged ones you want if so they are he ones we have bought in