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Ball Gouge

Ball Gouge

Here you can find useful tips and techniques, how-to videos, your product manual and more.

Getting Started

Getting Started

Kev's Tips and Techniques

Kev's Tips and Techniques

Rotate and replace the cutters

Rotate and replace the cutters

FAQs

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What does my grinder need to fit the Ball Gouge?

The Ball Gouge fits most 115mm M14 / 4.5" 5/8" angle grinders. However, when choosing an angle grinder to suit the blade, you should look for the following features: However, when choosing an angle grinder to suit the blade, you should look for the following features: However, when choosing an angle grinder to suit the blade, you should look for the following features:

  • An auxiliary handle to ensure easier balance, manage and control. Using the handle when carving not only improves user comfort and visibility but increases user safety. 
  • A metal guard that can be rotated and fixed to 45 degrees
  • On/Off switch to be positioned on the top or side 
  • 550 Watts power, at a minimum 
  • Should have a spindle thread of: 
  • M14 (AUS and UK) |  M14 (Europe) | 5/8″ (North America)
  • If you need an M10 Adaptor Nut click here.

​The Ball Gouge can be used on a variable speed, corded or cordless grinder, as long as it runs at a speed of 9000 RPM or higher

Why is my Ball Gouge bouncing?

Applying the correct cutting technique when using the Ball Gouge will ensure it runs smoothly on even the hardest woods. 

Excessive bouncing and dust could also mean that the blade needs to be replaced. 

How can I avoid tearing the wood when carving with the Ball Gouge?

Consider the direction in which the grain runs when carving with the Ball Gouge. Cutting along the grain will result in the tearing of the wood. Cutting across the grain will result in a smoother cut with minimal tearing.

When should I rotate the Ball Gouge blade?

The Ball Gouge cutter should be rotated when it feels blunt and doesn’t produce nice wood shavings.

Excessive bouncing could mean that the blade needs to be replaced. 

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