Angle Grinder Wood Carving - Graff Speedcutter
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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A neat angle grinder power tool accessory for cutting and grooving wood.
Multifunction wood cutting disc for angle grinder 115 mm (4 ½ Inch) is an ideal solution for wood carving, sculpting and shaping. This woodworking tool has 3 tungsten carbide teeth and antikickback design, and it is safer than 6 teeth wood carving disc. This is one of the most universal wood carving tools and angle grinder attachments. ✷This carving blade was certified by MPA Hannover.✷
This grinding disc 115 mm (4 ½ Inch) has unique tungsten carbide semi-circular tooth shape and because of this can replace wood carving tools set. It can be used as a grinder shaping disc, sculpting and cutting wheel and also circular saw blade and is designed for wood carvings.
Angle grinder wood cutting wheel GRAFF Speedcutter does not overheat even after continuous work. This grinding wheel ensures safe work because it creates reasonable radial resistance value at high rotation speed rates 13200 RPM. This angle grinder wood saw disc has a special design in which the disc body has feed stop. Working with our woodcarving disc is safer than with chainsaw grinder wheels.
GRAFF Speedcutter is a multipurpose woodcutter. This wood shaping disc for angle grinder is intended for carving not only wood but also plywood, laminated flooring, parquet (hardwood), plasterboard, MDF (hardboard), chipboard, etc.
This angle grinder cutting wheel provides smooth grinding and carving. One more advantage is the right blade diameter - 115 mm and 125 mm (4 ½ Inch and 5 Inch) allowing easy multipurpose work on a variety of materials.
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Nice to see Keef Richards doing a tool review...
Thanks for the video Roger, glad you caught the problem in good time as good tradesmen like yourself who worked hard all their lives deserve a long and happy retirement.Stay Safe I always enjoy the skill builder videos
Great you're still putting out content Roger. Makes life seem a but more normal in these crazy times
Rocking the 'Axel Rose' look Roger. All the best stay safe
To make playground equipment of whole timber I used chain saw blades for aggressive stock removal (Arbortech) and micro-cutters for fine cuts/smoothing (Agera),,, so it would be nice to try one of these Graffs and see if it works excellent for woodworkers too :)
Australian Roger Bisby looking good! 😂 I like it haha
Good that you are taking care, Roger!!!!
Love your new look I'm gonna wear that
Those 16 dislikes are from people who work for hse
Very therapeutic Roger! But I was waiting for that elegant swan you were carving to appear! 😉
That will be a while
I just thought you'd been listening to your Jimi Hendrix records Roger
I saw his last gig, sad to say it was terrible.
@@SkillBuilder shame it was terrible, but that is still really cool👍
That's a Biscuit Jointer blade, and I'm a fan of re purposing tools!
Thought they looked familiar!
Well done for using your loaf Roger, Stay safe mate!
Thanks for the great video. I’m starting out in woods sculpting
Feel better roger! Make sure you take care of yourself 💪🏽
Good luck with the ears mate 👍. The head scarf adds a brilliant new reason to support the channel 💓
Hi Roger,
I’m a big fan of yours, your passion is obvious in everything you do.
I’m a chippy myself, bought a disc like this few years back, it’s perfect for notching out timbers etc during first fix, BUT I got rid of it after 10 min, it’s highly dangerous, it can chop of a finger or limb in no time even using both hands, of course you had no trouble with it with your work piece clamped down, but we all know that on building sites things dont work that way, would use a circular saw without a safety guard?
PLEASE PLEASE stick to the old tools, chisel, multicutter ect,
I am going to do a bit more research. I use the tool with a guard.
Looks like a handy tool
Ah Roger you could have got one for Steve and Alex too 😉😁. I can see these coming in handy for removing roots 👌🏼. As for the ears good to see you looking after them , we put factor 50 on a minimum of twice a day , more if I’ve really hot , stay safe pal 🧱👍🏼
I will ask the man to send you a couple
Skill Builder 😉🧱👍🏼
Look after them ears Roger 👂👂 and stay safe mate. Thanks for the video 👍👍 you guys on skillbuilder are great 👏👏👏
Keep well Rodger.
Not sure last time I even knew where the handle for my grinder is, might have a look for it.
The head scarf is nice, but I'm thinking a giant sombrero would be better
You are right but I might get deported
@@SkillBuilder Si. Actually I think roger could rock a straw fedora or bahamian is that what they're called? Somebody correct that please.
All the best Rodger and good man for jumping right on it! Hope it helps!
I’m thinking this could be just as deadly as it is handy. Thanks Marc Oneill
Brilliant blades roger sounds daft but I use it for scribing fancy skirting s works a treat better than a coping saw👍
I use a flap disc the same way, a bit safer but same idea.
Fisherman’s Ear they called in when I lived in Florida.
I like it. That is what it is then.
@@SkillBuilder Now you will be able to hear dolphins better when you are at the coast.
Ive got a similar thing. Its a great bodging tool for stuff
Happiness that you found out early, be safe thanks , your new name " RADAR " with love brother Roger .
2.51 the way you clamped that mate was nuts :)
Not ideal but it didn't move which just goes to show that this tool is much more controllable that some people think.
A couple of feathers wouldn't go amiss Rog
Well i didn't know that this disc existed, i'll have to give it a whirl, chainsaw version sounds a bit crazy thou, thanks for sharing Roger, Happy Easter Guy's.
Time to start reviewing hats!
It's abit like the chainsaw discs you need to avoid kickback I'm not at all afraid of grinders but I would be weary of this
It is way better than those chainsaw discs.
Yeah those chainsaw discs are nuts. if you search "you need to know how dangerous these tools are" by stumpy nubs. He has just been injured by one and it shows you the accident.
A Cowboy hats the answer partner
I've bought one of those Aussie bush hats with the corks.
Looks like an accident waiting to happen in the wrong hands, I've never come close with an angle grinder but I have seen when it goes wrong, looks very handy for certain situations. You look like Sgt. Elias in Platoon Roger
Rodger skill builder in his purple haze dayz. 👍 bit quiet is it rodge.
Too quiet, I don't trust it, the next thing is an arrow comes flying out of the bushes. If the kids next door are quiet they are up to something
Forget the headwear what are those slip on shoes 🤣🤣🤣
clogs very handy when you are nipping in and out of the house.
I understood it's primarily useful for sculptors... You know like a Henry Moore ...
I think you look great Rog. You’re an example to many. Cheers mate.
Just wear a hat in summer.. Anyone who lives in a hot country knows this already.. Makes me laugh in the UK the amount of people who won't wear a hat or sunscreen..
Yes but we are only just learning about hot weather. It has rained here for the last 1000 years. BTW I have a hat as well.
@@SkillBuilder I've been around as long as you fella.. The amount of sun burnt builders or scaffolders still amazes me.. I also lived in Australia for 20 years.. Guys getting their ears chopped off due to melanoma is quite high in the older generation.. Now days we are more educated.. Hopefully.. And wear a mask for the virus too!
Sounds like Jason Stathams father! :)
A deathtrap.
Look after those ears fella. Love the channel
"In case you are a plumber or a electrician and want to take a little bit off"
I assumed that all plumbers and electricians cared about money, money and money....maintaining structural integrity and cleaning up didn't make the list. 😉
Geralt.
That is an outrageous slur on a fine body of men and women.
@@SkillBuilder Ha well I am sure there are exceptions but there are butchers about. Plumbers clean up half the time then rush off, most sparks don't want to get their trainers dirty and think Hoover means an American president.
@@TurinTuramber dam.
@@danielbuckner2167 Yes Hoover is a dam also.
Who let a painter and decorator on here? Have you run out of special brew?
looks a lot more malleable than my 125 wood cutting disc and good idea to hold on real tight as at that speed it could kickback or something, might not get injured but do damage to your work. Thanks for the video
It is anti-kick back. Honestly if I had found it snatched I would have binned it.
Glad to hear you went to see the medical professionals about the skin Roger. Best to nip that in the bud.
Yeah it took me about three years and a lot of nagging from my wife. Every time I go to the doctors they tell me something I would rather not know.
Hey tiger
Can you put up a link for the headbands please
Woodcarving with Willie Nelson
Is he still alive?
Just a thought Roger, one of Robin's ear defenders make even more sense and longer hair helps, should be easy to grow in these times.
I had long hair for years. I could go back to it. The ear defenders are a good idea, I have plenty of those and quite like wearing them but it is hard when you are filming.
@@SkillBuilder I've got longish hair Roger and my ear defenders just slip off! yes I could cut my hair but i'm stuck in the seventies, when Genesis were good!🤔
Can we use speed dimmer to slow down the speed and use circular saw blade??
Anyone wondering what can happen with this type of blade should watch Stumpynubs channel. Be safe out there.
Beat me too it. This ^
It was a different type of blade. A chainsaw type of tooth.
I'm not endorsing the blade in the video of course, I think there are a dozen tools I'd go to first before using a grinder on wood.
Rico S It is - you’re right. I don’t know if you’d get the same kick back on a blade like this.
@@statesidechippie I think it's supposed to be anti kickback. I don't use a grinder enough to trust myself with it, that's for sure!
Keith Richards has to do commercials now! He must have spent all of his money on drugs
Thank you Roger for the review. But, this kind of tool which has teeth is seriously dangerous due to kick back. Carving discs which rely on abrasion are safer.
Can you give me some evidence of that? I have yet to hear that from anyone who has used one. It is designed not to kick back. If you can point me towards some substantiation it would help. If it is dangerous we will take this video down.
Saw this blade demo on CZcams’s the honest carpenter channel this week also, must be doing the rounds...I think it’s way to dodgy. Metal/diamond blades generally don’t do much harm if you unlucky but this would
I’m thinking this could be just as handy as it is deadly 😂
I use flappy pad discs to shape wood or aggressively sand it and shape it. These are super dangerous! use a saw or even a multi saw. Careful chaps if you decide to use one of these, im sure they have their uses and i could think of many. careful though.
I like those flappy pads as well. Good for scribes on skirtings
@@SkillBuilder yes versatile little things!
Do the cricket player look😎
Hi roger , was this from your wacky baky days 78 80 days!! I’m not sure yet 0.25 seconds in , any way the problem iv got is ! Fitting skirting boards to the floor , wooden in particular, really bugging me, if the smallest radius on the front bottom edge , please roger sort it out , please tell your robin 🧐🧐 best thing I did , sorry chaps I’m just a diy idiot..⚒⚒
Is this an Advert??
Cool
You may care to check out a You Tube channel called Stumpy Nubs and look at the injuries he sustained to his fingers while using a similar disc for carving. Even the most experienced can have accidents, and we all know accidents happen in a split second. Sorry, I'm not that clever with computers were I could link to the vid. It's not a tool for me for sure, and if I needed the capabilities of a chainsaw then I'd use a chainsaw. And before all the You Tube Police start piping up let me say this, I'm one of those who's not afraid to stand up to the wife... With her permission of course!
We have seen the video of the accident and it is a completely different tool. This tool doesn't kick back.
@@SkillBuilder Really? It still looks like a angle grinder with a chainsaw type toothed disc to me. As for the remark "this tool doesn't kick back" I find that quite complacent, with a underlying implication that it never will.
I've followed the Skill Builder channel for years, as well reading numerous Roger Bisby penned articles in trade magazines and I don't wish to start a argument here, however I, like you Roger, have many years experience in the construction industry (I'm three years off my official retirement date) and I've witnessed my fair share of the aftermath of job site accidents, some of them life threatening, some of them career changing through momentary lapses of reason whilst using tools, and to say that something doesn't, or hasn't, does not guarantee that it never will. Don't get me wrong I too have had a few close shaves from which I've drawn valuable lessons, i.e, fatigue clouds judgement. But hey-ho, I'm not the Internet police and if you're happy using such attachments who am I to call you out. For my part I'll continue to live by the adage I was taught on day one of my apprenticeship 'YOUR safety begins with YOU.'
Keep up the good work and good health to you and the team during these unhealthy times.
@@billyrussell5148 We have been selling the blade for 8 years now and we never received feedback that there were kickbacks. You cant compare the chainsaw to this disc because the chainsaw is much more dangerous. We have certificates from Germany (MPA Hannover) which state that the disk is safe to use. We also have EAC certificates that assure the quality of the blades. We also sent our blades all around the world to more than hundreds of bloggers and all sorts of masters who have tested the blade and no one ever had an accident. If you follow all the instructions and guidelines, you will not have an injury as well. But, unfortunately, there are a lot of Chinese fakes out there and obviously, they use our logos and original images which confuses people. Since the Chinese fakes are cheaper, lots of people buy them and put themselves in danger of having an injury.
@@Noone-mb9hoWith all due respect your sales record, your certification and assurances are of no interest to me. As a end user of marketed products the responsibility for my safety rests solely with me, and me alone. On that basis I can see inherent safety issues with such tool accessories and have accordingly made the conscious decision that I will not put my safety at risk by the use of such accessories.
As to the quality of your manufacturing, as opposed to faked copies, that is a subject upon which I have no direct experience and can offer no opinion.
Like an expensive, dangerous flap disk then?
Keep the content coming roger but for the first time ever on the channel I’ve watched a video and thought what a pointless product 🤣 stay safe mate
Are these blades now banned in to he UK?
I don't think so.
01:20 - label says '12 200 PRM' - per revolutions minute? LOL.
Woodglut has a very large project base.
My father who is maybe a bit older then yourself has been suffering similar skin issues as you. He is always covered in high powered sunscreen!
I have something better. I'm waiting for borders open and I'm comming back. I buy a new one for you and stuck here... 😉
Be careful with these
Don’t understand why you would want to buy this and risk harming yourself when there is tools that are available to do the job safely, dread to think what would happen if that kicks back
I didn't find any evidence of kick back because there are depth limiters on the blade. A lot of people who use them say they are controllable.
Thanks for this, Roger. I watched a video recently with someone using something like a chainsaw attachment in an angle grinder. He hurt himself badly. See czcams.com/video/A7xWHEWov8M/video.html
Obviously this is not the same as the blade you were using, but as you say, you have to be really careful.
I watched that video and it is a different blade but I agree you have to take care.
That looks way too dangerous to me
Yeah that blades a no for me dog.
Try rubbing honey on your ears. My cousin tried it for a few weeks and his ears healed. Sounds crazy but he swears by it.
What about the bees?
Hope your ears get better
They have thank you. I just needed to cover them up
@@SkillBuilder ok mate.
That tool seems to dangerous for wood fuck that