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6th January 2005, 03:45 AM #1
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carbide forstner bits over 2 inches
Hello everyone,
I've been searching the internet looking for carbide forstner bits to use on the tail stock of lathe to hollow wooden boxes.
I could not find any over 2 inches in diameter, one manufacturer from Austria used to produce them but they have discountinued it.
I was wondering if anyone knows a place where I can find carbide forstner bits over 2 inches?
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6th January 2005, 06:51 AM #2
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Gidday Erhan,
Check out this site has carbide forstner bits in stock over 3 inches, hope its helps
http://www.mcjing.com.au/tools/toolframe.htm
regards Lou
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6th January 2005, 08:00 AM #3
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thank you very much for the address Lou, its been very useful, appreciate your help a lot
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7th January 2005, 04:11 AM #4
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I saw the 3-1/8" carbide tipped forstner bit is about 800 grams, which made me question the overall length of the bit. I use a Delta Midi lathe and I was wondering if anyone has this 3-1/8" bit and whether the lenght is appropriate to use on a Delta midi lathe. I have a 3" steel bit which weighs about 560 grams or so.
Is 800 grams normal for a 3-1/8 inch bit, or is this bit too long to use a small lathe.
I contacted the website but so far no reply,
Appreciate your help
Sincerely
Erhan Simavi
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