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Jason Breach Box Refinement Tool Square Taper - 9.5mm(3/8")
502755
Jason Breach Box Refinement Tool Square Taper - 9.5mm(3/8")
502755
Key Features
- Unique tools for the discerning boxmaker
- Negative rake technology offers more control
- Perfect for the transition from the side of a box into the base area
- Made in Sheffield
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These fine tools are the result of collaboration between Jason Breach, one of the country's leading woodturners, and the well respected Sheffield toolmaker, Henry Taylor. Jason specialises in box making and for many years has felt the need for some tools that you just can't obtain off the shelf. So Jason went about adapting some of his existing tools and they worked so well that he was encouraged to let others benefit from their use. These tools are now available, each playing a role in the production of a typical turned lidded box.
The 3/8" square ended tool works in a similar way to the round nose tool and shares the same negative rake grinding but in a different profile. The shape of this tool makes it perfect for the transition from the side of a box into the base area. It can be difficult to achieve a good finish using conventional tools and this tool leaves a great finish on both the sides and base of a turned box. The left side of the blade looking from above is undercut and used for refining the box sides, and this angle is repeated at the nose of the blade for the end grain of the box base.
