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Micro Spindle Set

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Turning fine intricate spindles or just plain, small spindles? The Micro Spindle Set is the right size, with just the right tools for the job. The set features aluminum handles and the following...

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Turning fine intricate spindles or just plain, small spindles? The Micro Spindle Set is the right size, with just the right tools for the job. The set features aluminum handles and the following interchangeable blades: a 1/2" (13mm) gouge for roughing down and basic shape and design, a 1/4" (6mm) skew for fine detail, a 5/32" (4mm) beading and parting tool for detailing or parting off and one Allen key. This set is also ideal for pen turners.



  • Anodized aluminum handle
  • 3 interchangeable blades
  • Ideal for pen turners

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    From Pen To Bowls or Spindle Turning

    With all the variety of tools and tools systems available from Robert Sorby is difficult to make a choice on what tools to buy; In my opinion I need and I want all of them. In order to transmit our designs, ideas or creations, a series of tools and equipments are needed. The Robert Sorby Micro Spindle System is a tool to have. This tool can be use as a perfect complement to all your other turning tools and is a A+ to the pen maker. The aluminum handle is eye catcher but is a very well Designed Tool. Weight Balance Ergonomic, and machined to provide the support and confidence on the Tool. The 3 basic blades turns this tool into a system and only requires 3 turns to release and make the changeover from a Spindle Gouge to a Parting Tool or to a Skew. Sharpening is easy using the platform of the Wolverine Jig, Tormek or similar sharpening systems Make a tennon then shape it to a dovetail with the same parting tool Turn and shape a squared pen blank; make it a cylinder the shape it with the same tool