The new patent pending Holey Galahad® is the result of three years R&D between King Arthurs Tools and the Oliver Corporation. Six (6) models are available in round or flat profiles in coarse, medium and fine carbide grits to suit contoured, concave and flat surfaces. Holey Galahad® comes in dark, matte colors to provide a vivid contrast when working outside on light woods. When working with full bodied discs like the original Galahad® and Kutzall, the standard procedure is carve, lift, check; carve, lift, check etc. The new see-through discs allow you to keep carving without the need to lift and check repeatedly. You can see what youre doing and where youre going as you work. This unique ability to see the surface you are carving as you work saves the user up to 15% over traditional incremental sanding.
ADVANTAGES
Nothing shapes wood better! From bowls to bears or artistic sculptures to log homes and taxidermy anytime you need to get a final shape, whether flat or contoured, Holey Galahad® see-through discs feature patented carbide teeth that move effortlessly with or against the grain on all types of wood. The extremely sharp, long wearing conical teeth provide superior surface removal with a very smooth action, making Holey Galahad® very easy to control. The discs can be used on both their face or edge profiles to rapidly remove high spots and ridges. These excellent, high quality accessories also have many applications in marine, construction, log homes and taxidermy. They are quite effective on fiberglass, plastic, solid rubber, foam core, polyurethane, silicone, soapstone and composite materials.
FEATURES
• See-through Tungsten Carbide Shaping Discs for the middle stage carving process
• Available in Coarse, Medium and Fine Grits
• All Grits available in Round and Flat profiles to suit contoured, concave and flat surfaces
• Discs can be used on both their face and edge surfaces
• No heat build up
• Fits most 4 1/2 angle grinders
• One disc can save hundreds of dollars compared to using flap disc sanders
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