Wood turning tool
OwnerAndre Martelinventor
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Abstract
A wood turning tool having first and second cutting edges and which is suitable for carving many different configurations of recesses from wood. The tool has a shank portion and a cutting head portion, the cutting head portion having first and second arcuate segments, the first and second arcuate segments generally lie in different planes, the cutting edges being located adjacent the point of merger of the first and second arcuate segments.
Claims6
A wood turning tool comprising a shank portion and a cutting head, said cutting head having, a first arcuate portion and a second arcuate portion, said shank portion having a longitudinal axis, said first arcuate section having a longitudinal axis which is arcuate and lies in a first plane which is angled with respect to a plane along said longitudinal axis of said shank portion, a second arcuate section merging with said first arcuate section, said second arcuate section having a longitudinal axis which is arcuate and which axis lies in a second plane which is angled with respect to said shank longitudinal axis plane and said first plane, said first and second arcuate segment having first and second cutting edges, said first and second cutting edges being on substantially opposed sides of said cutting tool.
A wood turning tool comprising a longitudinally extending member having a shank section, a first arcuate section, and a second arcuate section, said shank portion having a longitudinal axis, said first arcuate section having a longitudinal axis which has a concave configuration, said second arcuate segment merging with said first arcuate segment, said second arcuate segment having a longitudinal axis of a generally U-shaped configuration, said longitudinal axis of said second arcuate section being angled with respect to said longitudinal axis of said first arcuate section, and first and second cutting edges located proximate a point where said first and second arcuate sections merge.
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