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Jet 709160 LCS-3P 3-Piece Pen Chisel Set by JET
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Product DetailsManufacturer: JET Model: 709160 Product features: - Pen chisel set ideal for pen making and other similar projects
- Oval skew, bowl gouge, and parting tool are all you'll need when turning the many pen kits available
- Chisel features a 3-1/2-inch high-speed steel blade and 5-1/2-inch solid rosewood handles
- Contains 1/4-inch bowl gouge, 1/2-inch oval skew chisel, and 1/8-inch parting tool
- Accessory for JML-1014
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Description of Jet 709160 LCS-3P 3-Piece Pen Chisel SetThis great little set is all you need when turning small projects like the many pen kits now available. These chisels have 3-1/2" High Speed Steel blades and 5-1/2" solid hardwood handles. Set contains each: 1/4" Bowl Gouge 1/2" Oval Skew 1/8" Parting Tool The Jet LCS-3P 3-Piece Pen Chisel Set is ideal for pen making and other similar projects. The oval skew, bowl gouge, and parting tool are all you'll need when turning the many pen kits available. The chisel features a 3-1/2-inch high-speed steel blade and 5-1/2-inch solid rosewood handles. The set contains a 1/4-inch bowl gouge, a 1/2-inch oval skew chisel, and a 1/8-inch parting tool. This three-piece turning set is an accessory for JML-1014.
Tools and Hardware Reviews of Jet 709160 LCS-3P 3-Piece Pen Chisel SetCustomer Review: Marketing Ploy Summary: 2 Stars
Effective turning tools need length and weight as well as sharp steel. Small chisels may look right when you are making small things on a small lathe, but they will actually make the work harder. Your hands will have to do too much of the work that the leverage of a larger tool would do for you. This is true even if you've bought a lathe as limited as the Jet pen lathe.
A quarter inch gouge may be alright for beading, but most of the work a gouge does in pen turning is roughing out a shape, and a 3/8 or 1/2 gouge will make the work go much faster. The skew is the most important tool you will use, and half inch skews have a problem - they will catch more often than the larger edge of a full size skew. I use a 3/4 inch skew for pen making, ground to a slight curve.
All of these tools work well, but they are very limited and not particularly cheap. If you are going to do anything else besides pen turning you will need full sized tools anyway, so you should putting the cost of this set into buying the best chisels you can afford. In the long run you will save money and get better results.
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