CNC V Shape Lathe Cutter Woodturning Tools For Wood Lathe Woodwork

Need a V-profile turning cutter for a CNC wood lathe? Part 41611671 is a V Shape Lathe Cutter with a solid carbide or tungsten blade, made in China and listed for wood turning on CNC woodworking lathe machines. The V edge is the whole point: the point of the V is what puts the detail into the blank. Two blade materials are offered. The maker states one precondition on the part itself — clear sand, stone or any hard object off the woodturning blank first, because debris breaks the carbide blade. Price on request.

Shops that turn wood on a CNC lathe hit the same three things: shaped detail wants a second hand operation; a chipped edge stops a program halfway through a blank; and the spare part arrives with no number on it. Part 41611671 is aimed at those three.

It is a V Shape Lathe Cutter — listed by the maker as a CNC Lathe V-shaped Turning Tool — with a blade in solid carbide or tungsten, listed for wood turning on CNC woodworking lathe machines. The V profile is why you buy it: the point of the V is what puts detail into the blank, so the shape you program is the shape the edge leaves. Origin is China; 41611671 is the number you reorder by.

The edge is hard metal, so the blank has to be clean wood. The maker's tip travels with the tool: before use, check the blank for sand, stone or other hard objects, because those break the carbide blade. That is the whole failure story — not slow dulling, but a chipped tip from grit already in the wood.

Supply is as a spare part priced on request, packed for freight: bubble wrap or foam, a box that carries the weight, tape, and your forwarder's label. Nothing here is guessed — dimensions, V angle and shank type are not published, so they are not claimed.

What the part is, in the maker's own terms:

• V-shaped cutting edge — the profile is a V, so the cut it leaves in the blank is a V form, cut as the tool follows the program.
• Carbide or tungsten blade — two blade materials are listed for this part; both are hard-metal edges, chosen for woodturning, not for metal cutting.
• Specified for CNC woodworking lathes — the stated use is wood turning tools for CNC woodworking lathe machines.
• One part number to reorder from — 41611671 identifies this cutter; quote the number and the specification is fixed.
• Origin China — listed as the place of origin, so sourcing and paperwork start from one known point.
• Clean-blank tip on the part — check the woodturning blank for sand, stone or other hard objects before use, or the carbide blade breaks.
• Small-part packing — bubble wrap or foam, a sturdy box that holds the weight, packing tape, then the label your forwarder asked for.
• Quotation pricing — the cutter is quoted per requirement rather than sold at a fixed listed price.
• Spare-part range behind it — the same supplier lists CNC vacuum accessories, Homag and Weeke spare parts, Schmalz vacuum pods and suction plates, valve inserts, locating rings and gaskets.

Buying a cutter like this usually means choosing between two bad options: send the detail out, or grind it by hand and hope the profile repeats. This is the third option.

• Detail without a second operation. A V-profile edge cuts the shaped detail as the program runs, so the blank does not come back from a hand tool with a different profile each batch.
• A reorder you can type. 41611671 is on the part and on this page, so buyer, storeman and supplier all quote the same number.
• The one real risk is stated up front. Chipped tips come from grit in the wood, not from the tool being wrong — clear sand, stone and hard debris off the blank before use.
• You pick the blade material per batch. Two hard-metal options, solid carbide and tungsten, are listed for the same part number, so a change of wood does not force a change of supplier.
• It arrives able to survive freight. Foam or bubble wrap, a box rated for the weight, tape and a proper label: an edge that reaches you unchipped beats a cheaper edge that does not.
• One supplier for the rest of the machine. Vacuum accessories, Homag and Weeke spare parts, Schmalz pods, valve inserts, locating rings and gaskets are on the same list.

A V-shaped turning cutter for woodturning on a CNC woodworking lathe. The maker lists it as a CNC Lathe V-shaped Turning Tool, product name V Shape Lathe Cutter, origin China, blade in solid carbide or tungsten.

Solid carbide or tungsten — both materials are listed for this part. Either way the edge is hard metal, which is why the blank has to be checked for grit before the first cut.

Only your tool holder can answer that, because no shank or dimension data is published for this item. Tell us the holder and the cutter you are replacing, and we check it against the part before you order.

No. Its stated use is wood turning tools for CNC woodworking lathe machines. Hand turning and hand-held use are not what this part is listed for.

Clean the blank. Check the woodturning blank for sand, stone or other hard objects first — the maker states this as a tip on the part, because debris like that breaks the carbide blade.

Not in the published data: the listing gives material, application and origin, with no size range or angle table. Tell us the size you need when you ask for the quotation and we quote to that.

Wrapped, boxed, taped and labelled. Bubble wrap or foam first, then a sturdy box that carries the weight, then the label with the shipping information your forwarder needs, then a freight carrier.

Ask for a quotation. This part is not sold at a fixed listed price — the listing says contact us for a quote, so send the quantity, the size you need and the destination.