Need help with tool ID

[Kalia Kliban]

Do you recognize the make of this hollowing tool? I'm trying to find a replacement for the 1-cm hollow-grind cutter and would like to get the right one.

 

[Dean Center]

It looks in the thumbnail like a Hunter carbide cutter, but when I enlarge the photo, it appears the inside of the cutter has a convex contour. Is this correct? A Hunter would have a concave inner contour. Mike offers a 10mm cutter. It may not be used in any current tool he sells, but probably was standard in a previous tool.

 

[Kalia Kliban]

It looks in the thumbnail like a Hunter carbide cutter, but when I enlarge the photo, it appears the inside of the cutter has a convex contour. Is this correct? A Hunter would have a concave inner contour.

Nope, it's definitely concave.

 

[Emiliano Achaval]

Judging by the handle looks like a Sorby tool. Not a Hunter. Ron Campbell should be able to help you. He owns AZ Carbide.

 

[Mark Jundanian]

Definitely contact AZ Carbide. They should be able to set you up with a replacement cutter.

Have you been using that tool?

 

[odie]

Do you recognize the make of this hollowing tool? I'm trying to find a replacement for the 1-cm hollow-grind cutter and would like to get the right one.

Kalia.....Shown above is an older Hunter #3, and I'd say that's what yours is, too. I have a habit of wrapping my tools with hockey tape, but what you can see, looks like a match.

 

[Gerald Lawrence]

Also the Hunter #5 uses the same 10 mm carbide.

You searched for Carbide cutter - Hunter Tool Systems

huntertoolsystems.com

 

[Kalia Kliban]

Got my new cutter and am waiting for some shop time in which to try it out. Thanks all for the ID help!