Making Woodturning Big Scraper Tool with HSS(high speed steel)

Hello, this is a video of making a big scrapper for wood lathe using a flat high speed steel bar.
The edge of the scrapper's blade is a gentle curve that makes it useful for organizing the inner side of a dish or bowl.
The abrasive angle of the scrapper was polished between 60 and 65 degrees.
The blade used is HSS (high speed steel, SKH-51 / HRC 60-62) 35x8x200.
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The way I use it may not be safe. Please take responsibility for your own safety.
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[@pedroclaro7822]

Just the fact that one doesn’t need to temper the steel to replicate this is a major plus! Great video. As a beginner I had never seen the wire slot burning trick but it’s so cool and ingenious. Thanks!!

[@SuperZmeister]

Well, it’s back to the old shop again to attempt to create this great tool! Thanks for the inspiration.

[@robertskelton2576]

I bought piece of similar HSS off Amazon. I had my doubts but it's great. I made scraper and use a sending belt sharpen.

[@davidhart524]

Very well done sir!!

[@gvet47]

I have made a lot of my own lathe tools but you do probably have more invested in this one them buying, me too. At one point I thought you were going to get a catch when you approached the end of the curvature. I have one negative rake scraper but not my favorite. Shear scraping you can take off just a wisker of wood. 👍

[@ioanmichnea2646]

Mmnjî

[@MCsCreations]

Brilliant work, dude! Nicely done! 😃 Beautiful shavings at the end! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Hello my friend, Congrats on the project and smart way of working that hides great experiences. see you later. Big greetings.

[@jarmstrong2843]

Very nice scraper. I may use your design to make a negative rake scraper. Thank you for sharing!!!!

[@MuyoungWorkshop]

Thank you for watching my video! Always be healthy and happy.👍😀

[@ВиталийУстюжанин-я9з]

Смешно когда отрезали под хвостовик то зачем то охлаждали водой , а затем стали варить полуавтоматом то нагрелся до красна ?

[@jackthompson5092]

Beautiful.

[@steveprice7295]

great job, and a very handy tool

[@Russ0107]

Well done sir!

[@saidchoucair9247]

Beautiful tool with a very well done finish. Congratulations. I would like to know the durability of the cutting edge and if you need to sharpen it constantly? Why is there no need to quench HSS? Big hug from Brazil

[@rodolfogilvanfantim2822]

BOM DIA MEU AMIGO MUYONG, AO LER ESTE ESPERO QUE ESTEJA BEM TUDO TRANQUILO. __ SENHOR MUYONG, PODERIA ME RESPONDER , QUAL FOI O GRAU USADO DE AFIAÇÃO PARA COM ESSA GOIVA??? POR FAVOR. __ AGUARDO SEU RETORNO MEU MUITO OBRIGADO.

[@davidsettles5706]

Great, really nice all around. One note, I've never heard hot metal make that sound before.....You sprayed water on it and it crowed.......:)

[@JamesCouch777]

😂👍

[@numantemiz6763]

Tebrikler , benzeri videolar bekleriz.

[@beneditofranco7618]

qual seria o preco dete formao em BRL

[@rafaelfres8745]

Verry good job!!!!

[@garylawrence7547]

Put a negative rake on the back side.

[@billgidley2643]

Great instructional video thanks. What technique is shown fixing the HSS to the tang? I could not tell whether it was welding or brazing. Also what equipment are you using for this? The nozzle looked small & ideal for small jobs like this.

[@weisnowhere]

The initial tacks to hold things together were don't using 'mig welding' the rest of the welding was 'tig welding' TIG has a steeper learning curve but it's worth it!

[@rafaelfres8745]

Good job!!

[@sejongmathwise1035]

미치겠네요...생산성과 하고 싶은 것과....음....

[@yago2935]

Que modelo de torno es gracias

[@4321chum]

무영님 혹시 제작하신 8T두께의 고속도강 구매처를 알 수 있을까요? 끌이나 조각도를 만들만한 hss는 국내 판매처를 볼 수 있는데, 선반칼을 만들만한 두꺼운 하이스강은 찾을 수가 없네요.

[@ScottRacette]

Love it! I'm curious which grits you're using on the grinding wheel to create and sharpen the bevel.

[@scottsimpey2965]

I have wanted to make some more of my own tools. So far iv only made a parting tool and a couple bars for carbide cutters. Where do you get your steel from?

[@ValioMadre7]

Probably from Harbor Freight.

[@123B-f8u]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍Goog job

[@Palestin3willbfree]

Hi , did you harden the hss?

[@sovietrepublic38]

Hss is always hardened as purchased. You cannot harden hss yourself because it requires much higher hardening temperature (over 2000F) plus at least 3 times of tempering. Its performance is also extremely sensitive to temperature and this needs very accurate temperature control.

[@hutian2]

The HSS material is somewhat questionable (looking from the shape of sparks while grinding).