Wood Turning Accessories

Large Easy Core™ Coring Systems & Knife Sets

16", 20" and 24" Easy-Core Coring System

Coring doesn't have to be a scary, unnerving experience anymore. Even novice turners with a bit of instruction (instructional video is supplied with the system), can easily remove several bowls from one blank. Get the most from your expensive burl or bowl blank, while not feeling exhausted at the end of the process. You will have lots of energy left to core more bowls or turn that piece you've been waiting to get your hands on for the last month.

WHAT DO I NEED?
The Easy-Core Coring System is comprised of two main parts:

• Base Set
• Knife Sets

The Knife Sets determine what size bowl blanks can be cored. There are four knife sets available for a complete system. These Knife Sets can be purchased separately. The Knives are made from quality materials to ensure they hold up to the task at hand. The support fingers for knife sets #1 & #2 are constructed using 60,000 lb tensile carbon steel, whereas the support fingers for knife sets #3 & #4 are made from 100,000 lb chrome nickel steel. Each Knife Set includes a knife, support, and cutter. Cutters are replaceable and easily sharpened on a bench grinder platform. The cutters are made from HSS CPM M4 - the same steel used to make our Mastercut Turning Tools - providing excellent cutter life.

Cutter Sharpening Jig for Easy Core™ Coring Systems

Looking for an easy way to sharpen your coring cutters? Look no further. We have created a little jig that allows you to easily recreate the grind on your Easy-Core™ cutters. It also acts as an applicator, meaning your meaning your fingers are further away from the grinder wheel. Simply remove the cutter from the knife, install it in the jig and follow the instructions provided. This nifty jig quickens the sharpening process ultimately saving you both time and money.

Clamp Blocks for Coring System

Oneway clamp blocks are used to mount the Oneway Spindle Steady, Bowl Steady & EasyCore system to your lathe. To determine the clamp block you need, measure the gap between the ways of your lathe. The bed width size for some common lathes are listed in the drop-down menu under Product Options above.