The following videos are sample demonstrations of our Hunter Carbide Woodturning Tools.
Osprey Tools
Hercules Tools
Tapered Tools
Badger Tools
Adjuster & Viceroy Tools
Korpro Cutter & Stabilizer Tools
Osprey Tools
If you are comfortable with a conventional gouge, you will like the Osprey for finish cuts. It is used like any conventional gouge. Anchor, Bevel, Cut. It is a gouge that never needs sharpened.
Hercules Tools
Especially for the new turner, you will take to this tool quickly. Just traverse the tool back and forth along the tool rest. For roughing cuts, the impact shock goes into the tool, to the rest blade, and is dispersed into the lathe. For finish cuts, drop the handle and ride the bevel on the cutter.
Tapered Tools
If you like to turn small hollow forms such as hollow globe Christmas ornaments, boxes, ort bowls or other small hollowed items the #1 Taper 3-piece set is an excellent choice. The #1 Taper straight tool can open up a hollow form to provide room for the swan neck tools. The #1 Taper shoulder tool allows hollowing to the area under the shoulder of a hollow form. The #1 Taper C-hook tool cleans up the belly of small hollow forms.
Badger Tools
For boxes, bowls with undercut rims, vases and other hollow forms the long and strong Hunter Badger #5 straight and swan neck tools are the best choices. Both tools are fabricated on round 5/8” shafts with tapers near the cutting edge where 3/8” round carbide cutters do the work. The Badger #5 Straight tool can hollow to the user’s desired depth and open up the form to provide room for the Badger #5 Swan neck. The Badger swan neck has the perfect shape to reach under the rim of boxes or hollow forms for difficult under cuts.
Adjuster & Viceroy Tools
Korpro Cutter & Stabilizer Tools
Other Tutorials
The Hunter Tool Cutters are an easy to use and productive method to turn wood. Let’s chuck up the hardest piece of maple that you have in your workshop. Better yet, let’s do some end grain work. Do you have a burl with some dirt in it? Perhaps there might be a small rock or two in the burl or should we turn some quartz filled material!
The Hunter Tool will cut just about everything that you want to throw at it. Once the tool dulls, just turn the edge to a new section of the tool. Once it wears out replace the tool tip. There is no grinding or lapping of the tool.
Please note that there will be a delay in shipping for orders placed from Wednesday, May 31st to Sunday, June 4th as Mike and Jeff will be attending the annual Woodturning trade show in Louisville, KY. If you are in the Louisville area, please visit us at our booth! Dismiss
