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Kelton Hollowing tools Sharpening?
I have just purchase a set of Kelton Hollowing tools,with three tools, curve, straight and slightly curved. They fit into a large metal handle and held in place with set screws. I was wondering how do I sharpen these tools. The end are made of heavy steel with an end shape like a scrapper. I have two or three diamond pads but I am not sure how to sharpen. Any suggestions -- Harry |
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Hi Harry,
Go he http://www.fholder.com/Woodturning/lyn.html and download the pdf of an article I did for More Woodturning on how to use and maintain the Kelton Hollowers. Lyn harryc wrote: I have just purchase a set of Kelton Hollowing tools,with three tools, curve, straight and slightly curved. They fit into a large metal handle and held in place with set screws. I was wondering how do I sharpen these tools. The end are made of heavy steel with an end shape like a scrapper. I have two or three diamond pads but I am not sure how to sharpen. Any suggestions -- Harry |
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