Woodcut Bowlsaver MAX3 User Guide

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The Woodcut Bowl Saver Max3 saves you wood and money. It is the most easy to use, versatile and safe bowl coring system available
The Max 3 uniquely integrates with the lathe tail stock.
The Max 3 includes three cast steel blades, small, medium and large. The third extra large blade which has a cut size of up to 17" or 450mm.
The Max3 has been designed for larger projects. A minimum lathe power of 1 HP is recommended.

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23 июл 2024

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@jorgerojo5971 2 года назад

Thanks very much for your all videos. Could you tell me , how many coast that's tool? And can you send my the link who's sale it? Thanks JORGE ROJO From Zapooan Jalisco México

@woodcuttoolsnz Год назад

We now have the Max4 available which is the new, improved version of the Max3. www.woodcut-tools.com/store/p117/Bowlsaver_Max4.html

@josegerardolopez4056 4 года назад

Donde puedo conseguir ese accesorio, Como cuanto cuesta ,? Yo loa hago pero muy artesanal y me cuesta mucho trabajo Saludos Mexiko

@celiavieira7075 2 года назад

Ond comprar no brasl esse acessório?

@user-es8fg5rl9d 4 года назад

Как и где можно приобрести ?

@woodcuttoolsnz 4 года назад

Thank you for your question. Please visit www.woodcut-tools.com to identify your local distributor

@robmarcotte722 5 лет назад

Not a very good set up video in regards to setting up the laser. Too bad you don't show how to use the templates.

@dthewitt 5 лет назад

Rob Marcotte Hi Rob Thank you for your feedback. We acknowledge it would be useful to add this support video content. We will therefore produce asap and publish to this you tube channel. Please email me your email address and I will confirm dan@woodcut-Tools.com

@182dunc 5 лет назад

Dont buy if you want to use dry blanks, these tools are hopeless unless its wet wood.

@woodcuttoolsnz 5 лет назад

Hi Dunc, Thank you for your comment. We do recommend using damp wood, however it can be used on dry wood. When using dry wood you need to ensure you stop and re-sharpen your blade as you go. See this video on how to easily do this. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CqkOzBc1q3Q.html. Replaceable blades are also available for purchase.