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Just a few of the smaller things.Been ask to make some flowers for someone so thought this might help.Just watched a few youtube clips of them making mushrooms ,face carvings.bowls etc and thought this might be ok when I'm stuck in doors.

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Anyone have any experience of the arbortech tuff cut blade ?

 

I'm imagining it would be worth trying out, to rip up pallets for firewood, but everyone I talk to says I am mental even thinking about using one, as they are "an accident waiting to happen ".

 

I can't see it would be more dangerous than all the other tools I use, chainsaw, table saw, circular saw, 9 " grinder ect.

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Turbo plane is a beast at rapid wood removal, mini turbo plane is more controllable and is great for hollowing bowls. New Turbo shaft is also easy to control and is great in more detailed work. Haven't really explored all the options with it but hoping to do so in the next few days.

 

Wouldn't touch the Tuff Cut with a barge pole I like my fingers attached to my hands.

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