Extra Long Bonsai & Woodcarving Tool - 100mm Ball Nose 6mm or 4mm

• Extra Long Bonsai & Woodcarving Tool - 100mm Ball Nose 6mm or 4mm
• A fantastic cutter that opens up a whole range of new creative possibilities
• An incredible cutting rate for such a small tool
• 100mm overall length
• 6mm diameter shaft with 6mm or 4mm cutting tip

Extra Long Bonsai & Woodcarving Tool - 100mm Ball Nose 6mm or 4mm

BY FAR the most efficient fast cutting type of long narrow tool money can buy. Nothing else even comes close!

One long standing problem with carving Bonsai trees, especially bigger trees, is finding a carving tool that will allow us to reach right into the tree. Part of the problem arises from using high RPM which allows the removal of lots of wood but it also generates huge centrifugal force which is not good at the best of times, the problem is exasperated when the cutting bits are very long.

Having spent a lot of time pondering this problem we are pleased to introduce this amazing cutter. At 4" (100mm) in overall length it is the longest high speed cutter that can be safely used in a freehand carving machine. It's solid (very heavy) high grade carbide construction ensures that it will cut smooth and, more important... safely. Cutting from the tip it can burrow it's way forwards and sideways with ease right into the most inaccessible hollows. This little tool can open up a hole faster than you can ever imagine. A fantastic cutter available in two different tip options that enables a whole range of new creative wood carving possibilities.

100mm overall length. 6mm diameter shaft with 6mm cutting tip.

Alternative option as above but with 4mm cutting tip for detailed work.

See this tool (6mm version) in action......

WARNING -Always ensure the cutter is inserted as far as possible into your power tool and tighten securely. Treat this tool with respect!
NEVER USE WITH AN ILL FITTING OR WORN COLLET
NEVER APPLY UNDUE PRESSURE TO THE CUTTING TOOL WHEN IN OPERATION
ALWAYS ENSURE YOUR WORK-PIECE IS WELL SECURED BEFORE STARTING TO CARVE.


Read Graham's guide to selecting and using carving tools

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