Power Carving Tool Review - Part 1 - Cutting Disks

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Welcome to the Carter Wilson Workshop with Bradley Boggs.
In a couple of earlier videos, I jumped into power carving without knowing a whole lot, and bought a lot of different wheels and tools to try out. In an attempt to share what I've learned about them, I've put together a video series discussing them.
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In this video series I cover the following:
Harbor Freight 22 Tooth Carving Disc (like King Arthur's Tools Lancelot)
Kwik Tool Bad Blade Carver
Arbortech TurboPlane
King Arthur's Tools Holey Galahad Flat (Medium)
King Arthur's Tools Holey Galahad Round (Fine)
Harbor Freight Carbide Cup Wheel
Harbor Freight Backing Pad & Resin Fiber Sanding Disc
Bosch Variable Speed Grinder
Dewalt Grinder
Milwaukee Grinder
Festool RAS115
Festool RO90

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7 авг 2024

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@burnerjack01 3 года назад

Stumpy Nubs does a good safety video about the chainsaw disks. He earned his moniker with these killing machines. Definite "Must Watch".

@kogcyc 4 года назад

Good review. You are easy to listen to and your pace is perfect: neither too fast nor slow. And you don't repeat yourself. Brilliant! Make more videos!

@completestranger922 5 лет назад

This was really informational. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this!

@carbonitegamorrean8368 5 лет назад

in the process of watching your "Power Carving" playlist, so far I see if it dont cost an arm and a leg it looks like it will take one off.

@joewong8D 5 лет назад

Wow, this is amazing! thank you for such an in depth look at these disks. super helpful and helped me choose which one to go with :D

@seanlathbury5410 6 лет назад

Thank you for taking the time to show and share your thoughts. Very helpful.

@kenpeterson3414 5 лет назад

Loved the video & will watch the rest..I have been carving spoons for years & looking at free form ideas for other projects since recently retired..👍Thanks for all the info..Ken

@jsangel567 6 лет назад

Thanks! Your videos are perfect for guiding some who is new to power carving. Keep up the excellent work!

@BradleyMakesThings 6 лет назад

+ArneA Glad you enjoyed them! Thanks for watching!

@KiloMike88 7 лет назад

Great video review/demonstration! Perfect amount of info and great explanations. I'm looking at making some bar stools with profiled seats, this video was great to see what I can use with my grinder to get the job done.

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

+Keegan Shannon-Lohenry Glad it was helpful, Keegan! Good luck on your stools! I've been meaning to have a go at some profiled seats myself.

@donrobertson4611 3 года назад

Very well presented: clear, easy to understand & helpful. Thanks!

@johnsimonetti9262 7 лет назад

Thank you ... a lot of info provided with appropriate demos

@chrismartinez3928 6 лет назад

Thanks for this series. It is exactly the breakdown of info that I was looking for!

@ArubaFoot 5 лет назад

Great job, very informative - thank you for all the legwork and analysis - saved me a lot of time, money, effort.

@leonl2869 7 лет назад

Great review series, Ive been wanting to get into powercarving just to try but it all seemed so expensive. So your reviews were really helpfull! :)

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

Happy to hear that! Now get out there and have some fun! :)

@tonimarschal826 7 лет назад

Thanks a lot! Real good videos, done in a relaxed stile, helps realy a lot!Thanks!!!!!!!

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

+toni marschal Glad you enjoyed it, Toni! Thank you for checking it out!

@jordanenglund 7 лет назад

Answered a lot of questions and saved me some money. Thanks!

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for checking it out.

@lonniemuldrow7183 6 лет назад

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@gilbertgazagne3544 4 года назад

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@KOTEC525 5 лет назад

This was super helpful! Thanks a lot bud!

@aurelienyonrac 6 лет назад

exelent. paused, and calm. i love it thank you

@thenordicheritage4311 7 лет назад

Nice review. Very helpful. I just started doing power carving and I'm using kutzall wheels. So I appreciated seeing other types.

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

+Thor Steinicke Im glad it was helpful, Thor! I have some of the Kutzall bits for my die grinder and they're really nice. Definitely a lot out there to experiment with!

@posmaster22 4 года назад

The chainsaw and circular saw like blades seem perfect for removing wood from the framing of a structure so you can fit plumbing, electrical, HVAC in situations where the multitool and sawzall is no good. You know when you wanna just plunge out a void for the thing to fit.

@donaldlemoine6711 6 лет назад

Excellent video!!!

@buckfoster7346 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing all this info

@m.maclellan7147 6 лет назад

Fantastic ! I have been debating power carving tools. Price has been an issue. Nice review !

@joenavanodo3780 4 года назад

Took s big chunk out of my left thumb with that chainsaw carver. My hand somehow slipped and I barely touched the chain, even wit leather gloves. I will never use it again.

@TwistedRRacinStaceyReeves 4 года назад

Great video,lots of info,I do all kinds of things,including wood working

@joeynighttrain1126 7 лет назад

Dude great breakdown!

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching!

@Jcharp12 5 лет назад

I use the bad blade carver to rough out log carvings. It works great

@timthompson3817 8 лет назад

Great video! I've been thinking about one of those chainsaw wheels...thanks for headsup on attaching it to grinder.

@BradleyMakesThings 8 лет назад

Happy it was useful for you! Definitely check out King Arthur's Lancelot videos as well.

@happyhillsfarm8567 6 лет назад

Have you happened to use the turbo plane with the carbide replaceable blades? Was wondering how it compared to the normal blade one, looking to buy one.

@Cambome669 5 лет назад

good video man...I would love to see you wearing a good leather protective bib though ;)

@CIOWhitepapers 5 лет назад

Great info!

@romanengelbrecht6717 2 года назад

this is absolutely great thanks

@chrisbelmore1240 7 лет назад

im just getting started in wood working .you saved me time and money with your detail in each item Thanks much

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

chris belmore Glad it was helpful, Chris! Have fun!

@rbd4n 7 лет назад

Thank you. I am considering buying some power carving equipment to accent my turning work. To start with, I don't want to spend a lot of money on cutters that I may not use that much. So, I am looking for some starter cutters.

@johnsmith9782 7 лет назад

A carbide cup wheel from HF, $10, and an angle grinder will help you do most of what you may want to do.

@rbd4n 7 лет назад

Thank you. They just opened a Harbor Freight here.

@leobonetto8859 4 года назад

thanks for the info, very useful .

@buildtalibanbackbetter5923 5 лет назад

Great info thanks brother

@Alliejen12345 4 года назад

New to power carving. Any suggestions on securing my a log while cutting. I see some people using clamps and others a vise.

@hgohlke 6 лет назад

Very helpful!!

@dancagle2533 4 года назад

I've used a Makita GV 5000 sanding disc tool for striping loose paint for years. It will also shape wood. Welders use it to clean welds.

@KarolCetlin 7 лет назад

Great video! :)

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@xtubalnet 4 года назад

I ordered a Graff speedcutter and I received a 125mm or 5" blade. Can I make this work on a Porter Cable PC750AG? I actually think the grinder is rated for 4.5" blades. Maybe a new guard?

@joeladams6566 6 лет назад

Be careful you came close to catching your shirt on the cutting wheel. Good video thanks

@jolo4369 4 года назад

Which one would u recommend for debarking wood

@michaelbarrett1914 5 лет назад

I can see a couple of applications in construction that you missed but no biggie. you have a good video and I will be watching the others. I can see from this first video I am going to have to get the chainsaw blade, the arbortec blade, and the tungsten grinding blades. I will get a lot of use out of all of them. Much more than I ever imagined. I can just see my dad, who has called me "a walking accident looking for a place to happen" when he sees these in my tool box. He will be thrilled as when he found out my daily 9-5 was jumping out of planes and helicopters with automatic weapons in warm and fuzzy places. This will be fun.

@richardcranium5048 4 года назад

You said the magic words "totem pole" exactly what I'm planning... I'm recently I guess you'd say semi-retired (cabinet maker) my son's wish fully retired, but hey what can You do anyhow I've recently turned my attention to wood carving and enjoyed the video I'm gonna watch a few more

@BradleyMakesThings 4 года назад

Awesome! Good luck on the new carving adventure! Hope to get to that style of carving at some point myself.

@knothead6436 4 года назад

I have the harbor freight chain saw wheel and am a little concerned about the bottom mounting washer on my grinder. My washer has a raised center section for the 7/8 “ wheel . Looks like to me a flat washer would be better. Any thoughts. I have not seen exactly how this wheel is mounted .

@mikeyandalyssab4782 4 года назад

Hey Knot, it locks down fine on most grinders. For locking it down, if your grinder has the two washers, the washer on the outside usually has one side that is flat and the other that has a raised lip at the center. For these attachments, you need to have that raised lip facing out. The flat part needs to be pressed against this attachment or else it will spin loose. Sorry if that is confusing, but once you get one then you'll understand. Also, I've been using these attachments for a few years and am trying to avoid using them as much as possible. They are hard to control and VERY dangerous. I've seen a LOT of severe finger injuries from this as the blade loves to grab and jump while using.

@designs2682 7 лет назад

hi my friend, Iam fron chile and I would like to thank you for giving me an address where to buy these three products, thank you

@JS-rp7qb 6 лет назад

Www.deez-nuts.com has a good assortment

@mikenonameneeded3485 4 года назад

Thank you for the review. I am planning to build a wooden rocking horse from plans I purchased from the rocking horse shop in the UK. It looks like the arbortech shaper is the best one to use. Its so expensive, is there an equivalent tool that is a bit more cost effective? I will buy the arbortech, bit man it hurts!

@BradleyMakesThings 4 года назад

The arbortech is a great tool! That being said, you can still achieve that work with other tools. The abrasive style wheels like the King Arthur Tools Holey Gallahad I showed, as well as similar ones from Kutzall and Saburrtooth) will certainly get the job done at a lower price point, and aren’t bad tools to have in the arsenal!

@mikenonameneeded3485 4 года назад

@@BradleyMakesThings thank you Sir

@joseop6120 6 лет назад

Exelente Esplicacion

@RobinLewisMakes 8 лет назад

Bradley! I feel bad mate, I've been calling you Carter all this time. Anyway, really interesting video. I don't want to go into the safety debate, RU-vid's not the place for that, but I have read a lot about NOT using a chainsaw blade on a grinder, that it's a real hazard. Have you had any issue using it? I had a kick back scare using a metal cut off disc a week ago so I'm a bit nervous around grinders now

@BradleyMakesThings 8 лет назад

No worries, Robin! That's what I get for naming my channel after someone else. And you're not the only one. Got used to it haha. As for the chainsaw wheel, it's designed for a grinder but it's definitely dangerous. Don't think I'll be using it much. The first time I spun it up I just turned on the grinder for a second and I'm glad, because it wasn't mounted right. The Arbortech is much safer, leaves a better surface and is made in Australia! It's just a lot more expensive. Grinders in general are a pretty dangerous tool though. I've had a few cutoff wheels shatter on me and it's no fun. I always wear safety glasses and often a full face shield when using a grinder.

@gjm8220 7 лет назад

Well Done

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

Thank you!

@henrilevy8990 7 лет назад

G JM

@WilliamBrownGuitar 7 лет назад

Bradley, do you have an opinion on the Harbour Freight grinder.? It's $15 on sale! I would use it for light duty - roughing out carved eagles wings, etc. I wonder if it can handle a power career attachment though? Have you tried it? Thanks.

@BradleyMakesThings 7 лет назад

William Brown I've heard the heavy duty model is better than the regular one, but I've actually heard of folks getting a decent amount of life out of them. As long as you're realistic about a possibly short life span and aren't sure if you're going to do a lot with a grinder, I'd say go for it! Keep your receipt and if it dies you can return or exchange it.

@WilliamBrownGuitar 7 лет назад

Thanks for the advice Bradley. I'll try it out.

@daveodonnell4296 5 лет назад

Suggestion to buy the paddle switch type grinder, so if it pulls out of your hand, it shuts off. You don't want to be able to drop it and have it keep going.

@ddudley2066 4 года назад

Thank you.

@Xplorer228 6 лет назад

I have the harbor freight carving disc and it seems to just burn through the wood. Maybe the rpms are too hight? I'm using the harbor freight Drill Master 4.3 amp angle grinder. Do I need a different angle grinder? Thanks.

@BradleyMakesThings 6 лет назад

Do you have the gold diamond grit disc or the sanding discs? The sanding discs and flap discs will do that. The grinding one probably wouldn’t unless perhaps you’re pressing down really hard.

@Xplorer228 6 лет назад

I'm talking about the 22 tooth chainsaw one.

@BradleyMakesThings 6 лет назад

That’s odd. Are you trying to use it really flat? That could be the issue. If not, I’m not quite sure. I didn’t use that wheel a huge amount but dont recall there being much if any burning.

@daveodonnell4296 5 лет назад

I wonder if maybe the chain is backwards, that seems like an easy mistake to make.

@DRAKVLL 4 года назад

Mind your shirt, if it gets caught by the speed of the rotating disk..., gonna be painful.

@orscrub3161 2 года назад

🎶 🎶 …….All I want for Christmas is a Turbo Plane……. 🎶 🎶

@phucvu7525 3 года назад

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@davidkozelsky 4 года назад

Thank you

@OBENGPedia 4 года назад

This special..Blade for Wood does not have a burning effect

@bigbiemacaw 4 года назад

Just watched a video called most dangerous..disks it was about that wood carving disk..

@maanahana3425 4 года назад

Where can i get the tool?

@censusgary 5 лет назад

Do you not hold your work piece in a vise or with bench dogs while you’re carving it?

@BradleyMakesThings 5 лет назад

At the time of this video, I was either clamping the piece down with quick clamp, or adhering the piece down to the stand with double-sided carpet tape. Still do that occasionally but I have a clamping vise now like many others do. Mine’s a ridgid, but it’s similar to or the same as the Triton Super Jaws or Rockwell Jawhorse. Probably will use all 3 methods still depending on the project. Eventually I’d like to build something custom that uses wooden dogs though.

@censusgary 5 лет назад

Thank you for answering quickly! Yeah, I like wooden dogs, but clamps will work if you don’t have them. I don’t know whether to trust double-sided tape.

@BradleyMakesThings 5 лет назад

For me the double-sided carpet tape actually worked pretty well - but the two mating surfaces (stand/table and workpiece) both need to be really flat for good contact surface, and dust free (just while adhering before beginning work). Also need to be big enough, haha. I like the idea of wood dogs over metal clamping just for safety in case the grinder slips.

@ronfleming6701 5 лет назад

It's all good

@denizcakmakoglu436 6 лет назад

Teşekkürler

@sampongpeprahelizabth5317 4 года назад

Am in Ghana, please where can I get these tools

@YulDlima 4 года назад

Wish.com

@tcsyme 4 года назад

Here are two more must-watch videos about what the chainsaw disk can do. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A7xWHEWov8M.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IIQu1e8DGUw.html

@woodworking267 4 года назад

Wish you were here

@r5yamaha 6 лет назад

do you know anyone that has carved a close to life size mermaid? from the waist up...what you might find on a ship.

@kudaibergenakimbekov3616 4 года назад

Айтканыннын бари дурыс бауырым👍бирак келесы видео тусиргенде тырнагынды алып жур жарайма?) Уят болады👍😂

@83RBurke 5 лет назад

Don’t be embarrassed about that NJ lic plate!

@JacquelineHahn1 5 лет назад

I am an abortech fan

@arthurstavitzki3267 7 лет назад

nao vende no brasil pode emviar para aqui lancelote 22 duas . holey galahad rcb duas pago no correio ok carter ?

@waza_be6851 7 лет назад

that's crazy you have such tools in US for 30$ when the same brand in Europe are at least 110-120 Euros

@LKN4WAR 7 лет назад

Waza_Be I agree that is ridiculous. Democratic Socialism in Europe.

@randolfaquino9998 2 года назад

No thank you Sir and good luck to whoever uses these

@paddyboy6155 4 года назад

I'm sure your info was helpful but my nerves were shattered watching your T-shirt and imagining what would happen if the grinder wheels caught it. Sorry, but at least I've learned that I need a protective apron.

@LKN4WAR 7 лет назад

First thing I thought when I saw the chain saw blade after buying Dewalt Flex volt grinder is the Scene out of American Psycho with a naked Christian Bale chasing that hooker through the building with a chain saw. Were that movie made today he would have this in his closet or for concealed carry use. Hahaha. BTW Thanks for info interesting tools.

@jgatz1677 4 года назад

nine stiches in my thigh,very close to my skin flute

@guloguloguy 4 года назад

....Be F!ng careful!!!!.... if any of these cutters grabs your clothing, it'll tear you up before you know it!!!......

@sundararaonuthulapaty5897 4 года назад

This guy should really clean his nails😝

@r.a.m.customwoodpresentsma1959 4 года назад

So this is a problem, when guys that don't know what the hell they are talking about try to teach others, they promote tools no one uses, that are dangerous and leave out tools that we do use. Professional carvers call the chainsaw disk the wheel of death. They are for idiots who like to go to he emergency room. The turbo plain is a good tool but its a plain not a mass removal tool.We use a chainsaw for mass removal because it is the safest and fastest method. Let carvers teach carving and toss out that chainsaw disk before you disembowel yourself.

@BradleyMakesThings 4 года назад

Agreed - if you actually paid attention to the video you’d see that I said I didn’t really care for the chainsaw wheel because of safety concerns and that I don’t really use it. Also, chainsaws are great for large pieces but impractical for some smaller bowls and art pieces, even with a small carving bar. Thanks for making assumptions about my skill level though, Robert. I’m glad you got your daily feeling of importance here. :)

@BradleyMakesThings 4 года назад

As a side note, it’s probably a bad idea to say “leaving the carving teaching to the carvers” and yet you don’t have any videos sharing your apparently profound carving wisdom with the world.

@r.a.m.customwoodpresentsma1959 4 года назад

You do bowls and mentioned another carving you did, I took that to be your level of expertise. Hollowing out bowls is not carving....it's hollowing out bowels. If you felt the chainsaw disk was dangerous, why not severely warn others, we do. I carve for a living. I am not a RU-vid wannabe. So nope I don't have any RU-vid videos. If you want to see my art, I am Man Cave Creations Canada on face book, or search my name, as my personal page is all art . As for feeling important... why else would someone who cant carve, get on line and demonstrate tools, he barely understands.

@r.a.m.customwoodpresentsma1959 4 года назад

As a side note. I carve roses with a chainsaw, so you can do smaller pieces .... if you have a clue what your doing.

@martinskamla6789 4 года назад

160$ for a blade? Excuse me but for that I can get the grinder

@ngohoaihung8882 6 лет назад

Ship Viet Nam .

@snowflakemelter1172 5 лет назад

You need to lose weight, I can hear your struggling to breathe, I went on a diet and felt great, its worth it.

@BradleyMakesThings 5 лет назад

Typically the “lose weight” comments get deleted, but since yours wasn’t entirely rude I’ll share something with you - I’m 82lbs lighter than when this was shot, and getting lower every week.

@alrachal6489 6 лет назад

AQN LOOSE SUM WATE!

@johnhartley3596 6 лет назад

Hey dude, clean your fingernails.

@BradleyMakesThings 6 лет назад

Never heard that one...thanks for the insight. Never would’ve thought to do that. Or it could’ve just been I shot this at the end of a long, dirty day in the shop. 😉