Radius Cutting Attachment Demo

[@SlotCarRacerOhio]

excellent video - really helped me to understand how this attachment works. Thanks, Charlie

[@1000superhappy]

Thank you for making this video! I learned a new skill and will be making some great Looking parts now.

[@SherlineProducts]

Glad to hear. Please feel free to share your parts with us.

[@Zen_Modeling]

Hi Pam, Is this a good attachment for helping me craft my 1:24 scale auto parts like a Oil Tank or NOS Tank as an example?? Thanks~Lee

[@SherlineProducts]

Hi Lee, Sorry for the delayed response. Pam says the attachment will work for the size and parts you want to make. Keep making chips.

[@Zen_Modeling]

@@SherlineProducts 👉I take her word as Fact!! Thanks 🤓💯👉🙏Lee

[@gordonjones1516]

I like the spontaneous math moment... If you cut a relief on the back end of the radius can you continue to cut a sphere shape on the end of the part? It seems like there might not be a lot of room to go over the top.

[@SherlineProducts]

Yes, you can cut a sphere. That process is covered in the written instructions. sherline.com/Wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/2200inst.pdf

[@ivegonemad303]

Is it possible to cut an concave feature on the OD of the material?

[@SherlineProducts]

I'm not certain I understand your question. The Radius Cutting Attachment is for adding a convex or concave feature on the end of a part. If you want to take away material on the OD of the part, you can use any number of tool posts to hold your cutter of choice.

[@leannelliedavis5782]

Very informative! Thank you.

[@johnhubbard3399]

I wish I had known about these lathes before I bought the one that I did buy.

[@Zen_Modeling]

what type did you or do you have? I didn't know anything about metal lathes & Sherline was recommended by a buddy, i got the smaller 4000 machine...

[@johnhubbard3399]

@@Zen_Modeling I have a Taig lathe.