mandrels - TurningWood https://www.turningwood.com Website for learning and sharing knowledge of woodturning. And maybe sell you tools and shit Sun, 08 Dec 2024 21:06:22 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://www.turningwood.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/cropped-tw_logo3-32x32.jpg mandrels - TurningWood https://www.turningwood.com 32 32 227099556 Tim Skilton Mandrels – now 4 types https://www.turningwood.com/tim-skilton-mandrels-now-4-types/ Sun, 08 Dec 2024 21:06:22 +0000 https://www.turningwood.com/?p=253210 We have carried the Tim Skilton Mandrels for 20+ years. In that period of time the ways to mount and spin them have gotten considerably more varied. To that end we can be adaptable as well. We carry the “original” 1″ (30mm), 2″ (50mm) and 3″ (75mm) in the awesome 1/4″ hex shaft so you […]

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]]> We have carried the Tim Skilton Mandrels for 20+ years. In that period of time the ways to mount and spin them have gotten considerably more varied.
To that end we can be adaptable as well.

We carry the “original” 1″ (30mm), 2″ (50mm) and 3″ (75mm) in the awesome 1/4″ hex shaft so you can use them on a drill or a quick release system.
We also carry the 50mm and 75mm mandrels for use on the Milwaukee M12 Sander/Polisher and now with a straight  1/4″ smooth shaft for drills and grinders with a collet system. While those tools can spin real fast, too much speed causes too much friction and heat, so don’t spin the mandrel much over 1800RPM or you will melt the hooks off the face of the disk.

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