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King Arthur Tools Lancelot Woodcarving Disc, 22 Teeth, 5/8" Arbor

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Lancelot Woodcarving Discs take the muscle work out of woodcarving with their speed, power and maneuverability. The secret is in the special chain saw blade which is securely held between two...

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Lancelot Woodcarving Discs take the muscle work out of woodcarving with their speed, power and maneuverability. The secret is in the special chain saw blade which is securely held between two stainless steel plates. Mount the 4" diameter Lancelot in your 4" or 4-1/2" angle grinder and watch the chips fly! It easily cuts the hardest woods regardless of grain or knots. The 14-tooth model is great for "roughing out" the 22-tooth model and leaves a smoother "finished" surface. Teeth can be resharpened using a standard chain saw file. Maximum 14,000 RPM. Chains can not be interchanged between models. Squire Mini Woodcarving Discs can be attached to another disc for the ultimate in power carving! Although it can be used alone as a small carving disc, by attaching the 3-3/8" diameter Squire to a Lancelot Disc with the Universal Mounting Nut you can effectively double your cutting capacity. You not only remove waste material faster but curved work, like the inside of bowls, is easier and smoother than when using a single disc. Fits all mini grinders with 5/8" x 11 TPI arbors.



  • Speed
  • Power
  • Chain Saw Blade
  • 4" Diameter
  • Max. 14,000 RPM

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    does what it says!!

    use it to shape wooden decoys

  2. by on

    Great item

    Great tool really removes the wood

  3. by on

    I like it, moves a lot of wood fast.

    I'm using it for ruffing out bowls and large carved out boxes, from rough logs. Moves a lot of wood fast and is cutting down my labor and time spent in the begining of each peice. I like it so far.

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    A Good Tool!

    Excellent work on a large hard maple bowl!

  5. by on

    OK, good control, slow

    Replacement of older unit that walked off. The use of the chain saw blades is nice, but assembling the two disks with the saw chain on the grinder took three hands. Very slow cutting on hard wood, ok on soft wood.

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    Not for the faint of heart

    I use this for doing the rough-in on larger projects. I'm to cheap to buy a big band saw, and with just a little time, I can make big pieces round enough to go on the lathe. Works well for what I use it for.