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Do-it-yourself spoon cutter from a wrench

Hello dear readers!
In this article I will tell and show how you can do do it yourself wrench cutter. A spoon cutter is used to cut cavities in wood, for example, in the manufacture of Kuks mugs and, of course, spoons.

Materials and tools:
  • Drill and nozzles (cutter for metal, grinding nozzle).

  • Hacksaw for metal.

  • File.

  • Emery paper of different grain size (320, 400, 600, 800, 1000).

  • Wooden mallet.

  • Wrench.

  • Handle from an old file.


  • Manufacturing process:
    Step 1: Bore the inner hole.
    It is necessary to grind the internal protrusions, for this we use a drill and a cutter for metal.


    During operation, the key will heat up, so that it does not lose strength, we regularly cool it in water.

    Boring Result:


    Step 2: bringing out the cutting edge.
    Now we need to bring out the cutting edge. To do this, holding the drill at an angle, grind the edge of the ring to almost zero, this will be the cutting edge.

    And from the inside:

    Step 3: Shank Formation
    To attach the handle to the product, a shank is required. To do this, saw off the key two-thirds of the cutting edge.

    Now we will give the shank a wedge-shaped shape with a file.

    Step 4: grinding.
    The entire workpiece is covered with scratches, including the cutting edge. You need to get rid of them, for this we will use the emery nozzle on the drill. Do not forget to cool.
    Outside:

    And inside:

    We proceed to manual grinding, gradually increasing the grain size of sandpaper. I have 320, 400, 600, 800 and 1000 grit.


    Step 5: sticking the handle.
    For convenient holding the cutter in your hand you need a handle. Take the handle from the old file, drive our cutter into it.

    Our cutter is ready, it remains to undermine a little and that's it. Here he is at work:

    A spoon made with his help:

    It is worth remembering that this is a cutting tool and there is a risk of injury, so you should work with it carefully, observing TB.
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    7 comments
    Guest Nail
    Cool. goodgood
    Guest Cyril
    I do not do spoons, I use it in cooking, it goes well!
    Chrome vanadium steel, from which wrenches are usually made, is durable and wear-resistant. And much better than a cutter made from a water pipe. By the way, it’s very good that the ring wrench has a 15-degree deviation of the handle from the edges of the head, so you can do “undercuts” with double-sided sharpening.
    Author
    Honestly, I don’t know how many spoons it will be enough, I made only two. I think it should be enough for about 10-12 spoons, if it is good to grind and not to overheat during manufacture. If you are going to do it, then it is better to take a larger key, somewhere around size 20.
    Well done. And metal is enough for how many spoons? Holds a sharpening?
    Author
    Thank you, I will consider for the future.
    A little note:
    gradually increasing the grain size of sandpaper.
    Grain on sandpaper is indicated in the number of grains per unit area, so the graininess does not increase, but rather decreases (meaning the grain size), although, of course, this is in my understanding, the old fashioned way.

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