Magical Skew Diamond Detailer Carbide Size?

[KMCloonan]

I have a Magical Skew Carbide Diamond Detailer, and I would like to find a negative rake carbide insert to fit it, but I can't seem to find out what size I need to buy.

Does anyone know?

 

[jttheclockman]

Do you have the other tools and if so what size are they? I would think they would be the same. Based on same size tools. What size is the cutter you have?

 

[egnald]

According to the Reference Chart for T Shadow (on page 5), AZ Carbide indicates their Standard Size Dia10r for a Diamond Cutter Radiused ends and their Standard Size Dia10s for the Diamond Cutter with Sharp ends. Perhaps you can verify by measuring and comparing to their specs, including the #4-40 x 3/8" mounting screw. - Dave

 

[KMCloonan]

Do you have the other tools and if so what size are they? I would think they would be the same. Based on same size tools. What size is the cutter you have?

I have a regular Magical Skew, and the Diamond Detailer Magical Skew. I have plenty of regular carbide inserts for the regular skew. It's just the diamond detailer carbide that I have that has no markings other than the T Shadow emblem.

 

[KMCloonan]

According to the Reference Chart for T Shadow (on page 5), AZ Carbide indicates their Standard Size Dia10r for a Diamond Cutter Radiused ends and their Standard Size Dia10s for the Diamond Cutter with Sharp ends. Perhaps you can verify by measuring and comparing to their specs, including the #4-40 x 3/8" mounting screw. - Dave

Thanks Dave. I'll look into that.

Kevin

 

[KMCloonan]

So, I wrote to AZ carbide and asked them if they carried a Negative Rake Diamond Carbide cutter that would fit a Magical Skew Diamond Detailer. Their brief answer was "No, we do not".

I also reached out to Easy Wood Tools and asked the same question. Their polite response was " Thank you for contacting Easy Wood Tools! Our cutters are made specially for our brand of tools and we have not tested them on other brands so unfortunately, we are unable to say if they will". (fit the magical skew.)

So I decided to go for it, and I ordered an Easy Wood Tools Ci4-NR negative rake diamond shaped carbide cutter. I received it today, and it fits the Magical Skew perfectly. Just in case anyone was wondering. The cutter is a bit pricey ($25), but I'm sure it will last a long time.