Home What's new Latest activity Authors. I kind of agree with JimDawson on the cheap cutters. Easy Returns We're committed to selling high-quality products, however we also lathe cutting tools youtube video that there are times when you need to exchange or return an item. Some of our members own one and seem to really like it, and the vast majority of comments on them have been positive. It is my least used tool. Since it uses a piece of tool steel there's youtue limit to the lathe cutting tools youtube video radius you can get and of course there's only youtybe set of "angles" you can get from it, so those factors are limiting.

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JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Question on lathe cutting tools. Thread starter Yellowshaker Start date Oct 31, Yellowshaker Registered Registered. Joined Oct 31, Messages I have the 7x16 micromark lathe.

I use a variety of turning tools including indexible and HSS. I recently stumbled on a youtube video of this cutter and was looking for information from anyone who has used one on a small lathe comparable to mine. It seems expensive when the indexible sets can be bought for around 30 bucks.

Just curious to your thoughts on this tool and the pros of owning it. JimDawson Global Moderator Staff member. H-M Lifetime Diamond Member. Joined Feb 8, Messages 10, I don't see any advantage to using an expensive tool holder for your application. You can grind them for any needed shape.

Joined Jan 2, Messages 5, They claim you can turn and face with the same tool, and since there is only one face to grind re-sharpening is easier. It looks interesting In fact, I have already worked out the math to make it a 60 degree point, so you could turn, face and thread with one tool.

Yep, bay-Com is their USA distributor. I kind of agree with JimDawson on the cheap cutters. Just curious what other guys think of this thing.

Joined Aug 26, Messages 1, These videos might be useful for some. Doubleeboy Active User Registered. Joined Dec 3, Messages Bought one of those Bay-Com tangential tools about 12 years ago. Looked snazzy and simple. It is my least used tool. I don't like having to flip my tool holder around and to get good facing , roughing and finishing cuts you need to in my experience.

Much easier to just grind a proper tool, following Mikey's great thread on sharpening and save a bunch of money and get better results. If you want to try tangential turning I believe there are some homemade designs on you tube that will get you there.

Joined Oct 18, Messages 2, I bought one of those tools a while back for my 10" Logan. While I haven't used it much, my experience so far has been positive. As you probably noticed in the video it can be used for facing and turning without changing the tool position which is handy.

It also seems rigid in operation and because the tool and holder have a lot of mass it absorbs heat well. Since it uses a Lathe Cutting Tools Youtube Ios piece of tool steel there's a limit to the nose radius you can get and of course there's only one set of "angles" you can get from it, so those factors are limiting.

Though you can grind a round piece of tool steel and use that for a larger radius. You might find it's useful for roughing out.

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