Set of 5 Beading Tools - Unhandled

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1. Bead turning tools

   Posted by Anthony langlois on Oct 8th 2020

   Best beading tools on the market and fantastic steel. You can't go wrong with these!

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2. Great tools

   Posted by Robert McCullough on Jul 8th 2019

   Easy to work with to make your design.

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3. Great product but be sure you need the full set before buying

   Posted by Chris VanWoerkom on Apr 5th 2019

   These products work great. Be sure to watch the videos to learn how to properly use them. The key is to use a light touch. One thing I didn't think about when I ordered the set is that the larger beads also make a deeper groove. If you're planning to use this on a thin-walled bowl, you might consider sticking to the smaller sizes.

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4. Set of 5 Beading Tools

   Posted by Unknown on Jul 10th 2018

   Excellent, well made tools, recommended...

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5. I like them

   Posted by Adrian on Dec 22nd 2017

   They are easy to use. My turning friends were impressed with my work.

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6. Beading tools

   Posted by Al Taylor on Nov 8th 2017

   At first, I thought these specialized tools were a bit expensive. After receiving the 5-piece set, I'm completely satisfied with their performance, and price. They are as easy to use as Dave's video demonstrates. After cutting some test beads on a few different woods, I'd recommend Dave's tools to anyone!

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7. Perfect beads-no tearout

   Posted by Pat Miller on Oct 22nd 2017

   These tools make cutting perfect clean beads possible for anyone. Great tools like all of those Dave produces.

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8. Premier Tools & High End Customer Service

   Posted by Mark A. Zellner on Jul 29th 2017

   I received my set of Beading tools from Dave and couldn't be happier. I have purchased many items from Dave: CBN wheels, spindle and bowl gouges, large scrapers, etc. All have come with the same consistent quality and workmanship - and sharp!
   
   The beading tool set was no exception. First of all, Dave was kind enough to let me substitute the Diamond (Tear Drop) tool for one of the beading cutters. (I can see already I will get the others to complete the set!). The exact width and ability to see when the flat top of the bead disappears make it easy to make a consistent series of beads. The Diamond tool lets me sharpen and round over the edges of the last beads outside edge when a series complete. Well thought and and precise. Dave's suggestion of practicing with all of his tools certainly applies to these as well. Still playing to find the optimum angle of presentation (keep the handle low) to get crisp edges without tear out on the sides of the beads. The tools give me confidence to add embellishments without the worry of run backs when trying to create beads with a gouge or point tool.
   
   Besides the consistent tool quality, I appreciate Dave's willingness to provide advice on the use of his tools by encouraging phone calls. Coupled with the views he and Larry Hauch created on the use, set-up, sharpening and general woodturning advice makes these the best I've purchased. (This is a comparison of Thompson, Carter and Sons, Sorby, Benjamin's Best and Crown).
   
   I highly recommend these tools for the detail work that separates ordinary turnings from functional art pieces.

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9. Money well spent

   Posted by Ruby Cler on Dec 26th 2016

   I bought the set after seeing a presentation using them. They work even better than I thought they would. I would honestly say they are a worthwhile investment. It is nice being able to form beads on iffy wood and not have sections break away.

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10. excellant tool

    Posted by Bob Good on Dec 5th 2016

    Having made my own beading tool from an old gouge, these tools are far superior. Using them as prescribed, a steep downward angle to the tool, they cut beautifully. I use them I handled with no issue catching or grabbing. They leave a clean smooth surface. I have used them in walnut, madrone, and ash so far with no tear out. There is a short learning curve to doing multiple beads next to one another, I would suggest practicing prior to attempting on a valuable project
    
    Well worth the money spent.

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