RGWOOD half-inch dovetail scraper with depth markings

When to choose it

Choose this compact profile for a chucking feature only after you confirm that the jaw maker calls for the same angle. The graduations give reference marks on the tool while the short grip takes less space behind the rest.

The seller lists a fifteen-degree profile. Compare it with the actual jaw specification before deciding whether the tool suits your chuck, since jaw systems do not all share the same shape.

Specifications

Brand

RGWOOD

Tool profile

Dovetail scraper

Turning task

Shape a documented chuck profile

Nominal size

1/2 in

Listed edge angle

15°

Handle length

8.5 in

Overall length

13.25 in

Steel

Cryogenically treated M2 HSS

Amazon.com reference

B0FQFGDFBV

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