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Tool Knurling tool

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Made due with a crappy knurling tool long enough. What’s the nicest knurling tool that you have PERSONALLY used.. not looking for ,, they say opininions, if you know what I mean.
 
Here is one @gerritv made its a good idea.

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Gerrit's cut Knurling tool

After the marathon My Most Hated Tool thread that was loaded with advice and opnions on knurling, I was reminded that while I had a previously made cut knurling tool, it was less than stellar output from it. My first one was a design by Guy Lautard. It relied on sharpening the leading edge of a...
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There is a lot of info on @gerritv 's tool and also an earlier one by @Mcgyver on here.

If you ask me, cut knurling is the way to go if you are after quality. But it is much more expensive. There are no cut knurlers on Ali or Amazon that I know of.
 
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