Overview
This Robert Sorby Micro Turning Set is scaled down in size, but not in quality! Robert Sorby is the world's premier manufacturer of specialist wood working tools with a heritage dating back over two hundred years. Designed for smaller, more delicate work, this set includes a 1/8" gouge, 1/4" gouge, 1/4" skew chisel, 1/4" round-nose scraper, and 1/16" parting tool. HSS blades are 3-1/2" long. Ash handles are 6-1/2" long. Includes sharpening instructions.
Features:
Features:
- The quality you would expect from Robert Sorby
- Designed for smaller, more delicate work
What's included
(1) Robert Sorby 1/8" Gouge
(1) Robert Sorby 1/4" Gouge
(1) Robert Sorby 1/4" Skew Chisel
(1) Robert Sorby 1/4" Round-Nose Scraper
(1) Robert Sorby 1/16" Parting Tool
(1) Robert Sorby Sharpening Instruction Pamphlet
(1) Robert Sorby 1/4" Gouge
(1) Robert Sorby 1/4" Skew Chisel
(1) Robert Sorby 1/4" Round-Nose Scraper
(1) Robert Sorby 1/16" Parting Tool
(1) Robert Sorby Sharpening Instruction Pamphlet
Technical Details
- HSS blades are 3-1/2" long
- Ash handles are 6-1/2" long
- Includes a 1/8" gouge, 1/4" gouge, 1/4" skew chisel, 1/4" round-nose scraper, and 1/16" parting tool
- Includes sharpening instructions
- Brand: Robert Sorby
- Manufacturer Part Number: A45HS5T
- Weight (lbs): 0.9500
- Tool Type: Sets
Product Warnings
WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/product 
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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
For doing very small turnings, mini bowls
tom C
on May 1, 2017
For doing very small turnings, mini bowls
tom C
on May 1, 2017
Reviews
5.0 / 5.0
1 Review
Much better than I expected.
When I got home after purchasing th set I started thinking that I just blew two humdred dollars on a toy set of turning tools. I didn't touched them for a week or so. The other day I was having a bad time with turning beads with a skew and decided to give them a try. Surprise surprise. ..I like my toys very much. I also noticed that they are easier to turn details in acrylics with as well. You still have to be careful though.
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