Robert Sorby Review, 1/4" Beading Tool And 1/16" Slim Parting Tool
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
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Nice reviews, Luie! Makes me wish I needed them! 😃😃😃👍👍👍
Your arsenal is much greater than mine....lol thanks for watching and commenting always glad when you stop by👍👍
Hi Luie, Great reviews. Robert Sorby Tools are not cheap, but you get what you pay for. About 95% of my chisels and gouges are Robert Sorby. I have just bought a beading cutter head for my Sorby RS200KT which allows multiple heads on one handle and am really pleased with it. Take care Luie. Cheers, Huw
Yes in the long run the better product last longer so it ends up less expensive...just the initial cost hurts sometimes when your on a budget...thanks for stopping by and commenting 👍
New toys in workshop are always welcome 😎 I was thinking about this spliting tool. It is much better than diamond shape. Thanks for review, Luie 🤝👌
Thanks for watching and commenting Rav.
New tools are like Christmas time
Nice additions to the arsenal!
Thanks its always great to get new toys
Thanks for the demo. That beading tool has been on my list! 👍
Thank you for watching and commenting...really a well built tool👍
Thanks Luie. The parting tool is on the wish list. First want to make one from a piece of tool steel from an old profile plane. Thanks for this review.
Frank.
Thank you.
I appreciate your support and kind words 👍👍
Nice tools and a nice no nonsense review
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WooHoo I even get excited if its somebody who is getting new tools
I know what you mean..i will stroll the tool aisle just to look and touch👍😀
Nice, Great review on your newest tools. Take care my friend
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I love new tools...I think I actually have both of those.
New tools are always fun.
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Great work, is a nice video, thank's for sharing!
Have a nice weekend! 👍46
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Thanks for the demo
Thank you for watching and commenting 👍
Sweet Luie! I love new tools! I just got a Sorby Skew! High quality tools to say the least!
Always feels good to get a new tool!
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I would like to have a beading tool. I made my own 1/16 parting tool. Thank you for sharing.
thanks for watching and commenting they are well built tools
A good review Luie , as you know I made my own beading tools. I have also been acquiring a few more Robert Sorby tools and as of late and a thin parting tool is on the list.
Take care mate and stay safe, Bram
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Ooh, new toys Luie. Great review and remarks. Thanks bunches. Stay safe. -Mike
New tools are always fun!
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Have the same beading tool .. It works well.. I prefer the easy beader tool by Sorby for small work for mostly placement and semi shape and then I use a skew to actually make the bead.
Do you find that easier than the beading tool?
Great review 👍
Thanks
Very helpful info!
Thank you!
Good demo Loui
Thanks you!
Just had my aahaa, that's how they do it moments!!
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Great Review Luie👍
Thanks👍
Nice...
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Hi Luie. Would you happen to know if the parting tool is hardened? I made my own a few years back, and sometimes have to re-grind it 2-3 times on one project. . . depends on the timber. Love the demo.
It is marked as high speed steel..im guessing that it is hardened
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