Ed,
I'll be going over to the shop later this morning and I'll put a few inserts in a mailing envelope for you.
I completely forgot to say anything about the need for an insertion/extraction tool! It's a PT1211, but I have one and know it's simple to make. I'll take a photo and some measurement for you.
The tool is just a long hex, square or round shaft with two pins and a pointy end. The pointy end just sticks into the blade behind the insert to pry it out. The two pins lever the insert in. You put one in the hole on the blade, the other pin lands along the front of the insert below the cutting edge. You lever the insert in until it shoulders out on the cutout in the blade.
Here's a crappy photo of the tool, they're in the right side of the photo with the blue rubbery handles. You can't really see the tapered tip. I had 3 of them in the two sizes. I think I'm down to one of each now from being too generous.
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I'll be going over to the shop later this morning and I'll put a few inserts in a mailing envelope for you.
I completely forgot to say anything about the need for an insertion/extraction tool! It's a PT1211, but I have one and know it's simple to make. I'll take a photo and some measurement for you.
The tool is just a long hex, square or round shaft with two pins and a pointy end. The pointy end just sticks into the blade behind the insert to pry it out. The two pins lever the insert in. You put one in the hole on the blade, the other pin lands along the front of the insert below the cutting edge. You lever the insert in until it shoulders out on the cutout in the blade.
Here's a crappy photo of the tool, they're in the right side of the photo with the blue rubbery handles. You can't really see the tapered tip. I had 3 of them in the two sizes. I think I'm down to one of each now from being too generous.