Offering for sale a "NEW" Hannes Tool 1" BRG with 22" Tri-Lobed Grip handle. This tool is made from Crucible Powdered Metal A-10 steel and includes the "custom" Hannes Grind. $ 240 shipped (USA shipping only)
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FS: Hannes Tool 1" Bowl Roughing Gouge - NEW
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That flute is awfully short and there is no flat milled on the shaft. What sharpening jig would be effective without a flat to register against as the flute gets shorter? Would freehand sharpening be necessary?
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You can freehand but Hannes also sells a jig that kind of replicates it. I have this gouge and don’t use it often but on the occasion when I want it at least I have it. I have several of his tools and do use them often. I believe Doug T made the tools to Hannes specifications. The handles are awesome!
I also have that tool and the addition of jig to use it with Hannes' sharpening system. For bowls it removes lots of wood fast!
Lance Mirrer
AKA "taxman"
Bill & Brian,
Does this fit in the standard Hannes jig or does it need a special one?
Thanks
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I can’t remember if I used the Vector jig or not for the larger gouge. I think I did. Would go out to the shop and look but not home right now.
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"Vector Fixture" for the Michelsen Grind | HannesTool.com
With these on your grinder you can perfectly replicate the Michelsen grind every time and replicate any other grind out there as well.
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It has a 3/4" tang and fits into one of my Thompson handles, never cared a ton about Hannes handles, for me one lobe would have been great instead of three.
I love those handles. I can relax my grip a little more and it just stays locked into the position I want. Even better as the arthritis gets worse in my hands.
A few additional pictures of the new BRG !
Adding two, new/unused ½" Hannes Tri-lobe 18" long tuning handles. They are lead shot weighted for vibration reduction and offer a comfortable grip. $50 each shipped (USA shipping only)
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do these have grub screws or are the the typical glue your tool in.
These are the original glue in style, I have added set screws to some of these because the trip-lobe design is comfortable and offers a good grip. Just have accumulated an overabundance of tooling and need to reduce my collection !
Lance Mirrer
AKA "taxman"
I hate to ask dumb questions (regardless of how proficient I am at them), but your calipers are very interesting.
If I understand what I am looking at, the top measurement shows mm, this being over 12. The bottom measurement show 1/10ths of inch, this showing exact 5/10ths. But what is the dial measurement showing between 1-2? Thanks,
Edit: Google is our friend. Found a video on Amazon which explained it. Always a good day when I start learning something new.
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I too have the Hannes BRG, but mine has a different rear portion. The top by the tang has two flat spots to kinda form a triangle. I can agree with others, it's magnificently fast at roughing a green blank. As far as sharpening, I take the Stewart Batty approach with platforms and 40/40. I sold off my vera grind and wolverine jigs.
½" Hannes Tri-lobe 18" long tuning handles. They are lead shot weighted for vibration reduction and offer a comfortable grip. SOLD