Foredom SR Bench Motor with Eric Gorges Signature Series Bur Kit (K.8332-EG)
Foredom SR Bench Motor with Eric Gorges Signature Series Bur Kit
A complete power carving setup designed for the workbench, combining Foredom’s dependable flexible shaft system with the Eric Gorges Signature Series Spoon Carving Bur Kit.
Eric carves a spoon start to finish with these two burs, in four videos: How to Carve a Spoon with a Flex Shaft
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Foredom SR Bench Motor with Eric Gorges Signature Series Bur Kit
A complete power carving setup designed for the workbench, combining Foredom’s dependable flexible shaft system with the Eric Gorges Signature Series Spoon Carving Bur Kit.
Built around the Foredom K.8332-EG bench motor package, this setup provides the power, control, and versatility needed for spoon carving and a wide range of shaping applications.
Foot Speed Control: Control When You Need It
This package features a foot speed control, allowing motor speed to be adjusted instantly while working. Rather than stopping to reach for a dial, speed can be increased or decreased with a simple adjustment of the foot while keeping both hands on the project.
Different carving operations call for different speeds. Immediate speed control makes it easy to slow down for detailed work or increase speed when removing material. This added versatility makes the flexible shaft system especially practical for carving and shaping.
Eric Gorges Signature Series Bur Kit
Included with this package is the Eric Gorges Signature Series Bur Kit, featuring two Foredom Typhoon fine-cut burrs: a 1” sphere and a 1/2” x 1-1/2” ball nose.
These are the two profiles Eric reaches for most often when carving spoons. Their cutting geometry makes quick work of shaping concave surfaces while leaving a smoother finish that requires less sanding.
The combination provides excellent versatility for opening up spoon bowls, refining curves, and shaping a variety of concave surfaces.
Hang-Up or Bench Motor?
This package features the bench motor configuration, designed to sit directly on your workbench. It’s a convenient option for a dedicated carving station or workspace where an overhead motor mount isn’t practical.
Prefer to keep your benchtop clear? Take a look at the K.8303 hang-up motor version. It uses the same SR motor system and foot speed control, but is designed to suspend above your workbench using a hanging kit or suitable overhead hook.
More Than Spoon Carving
While selected with spoon carving in mind, these two burs are useful for much more. Their profiles are well suited for shaping bowls, kuksas, chair seats, decoy hollows, relief panels, and virtually any project involving concave surfaces.
Kit Includes
- Foredom SR motor
- Foot Speed Control
- H.44T Handpiece
- Three Collets
- 39” Key-Tip Shaft
- Eric Gorges Signature Series Bur Kit:
- (1) Foredom Typhoon 1” Sphere – Fine Cut
- (1) Foredom Typhoon 1/2” x 1-1/2” Ball Nose – Fine Cut
SEE THEM USED
Eric carves a spoon start to finish with these two burs, in four
videos: How to Carve a Spoon with a Flex Shaft
About Eric Gorges
Craftsman | Metal Shaper | Motorcycle Builder | Woodworker | Television Host | Author
Eric Gorges is a craftsman, metal shaper, woodworker, and custom motorcycle builder with a lifelong appreciation for traditional skills and hands-on craftsmanship. He founded Voodoo Choppers in 1999, building a reputation for custom motorcycle fabrication and creative metalwork.
Eric is the creator and host of the public television series A Craftsman’s Legacy, where he travels the country meeting craftsmen, learning their trades, and sharing the stories, techniques, and traditions that keep American craftsmanship alive. His passion for making things by hand extends beyond metalworking into woodworking and wood carving, with a particular interest in spoon carving, traditional carving techniques, and modern power carving methods.
As an advocate for working with your hands, Eric is dedicated to encouraging others to explore their creativity, develop practical skills, and experience the satisfaction of making something themselves. He is also the author of A Craftsman’s Legacy: Why Working with Our Hands Gives Us Meaning.
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Additional information
| Weight | 12 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 19 × 13 × 5 in |
