Wood rasp GEKO cylindrical 15 mm shank HEX for woodworking (50/250)

GEKO cylindrical wood rasp with a 15 mm HEX shank is a woodworking accessory designed for shaping, smoothing and removing material from wooden surfaces. Its cylindrical profile allows controlled contouring, hollowing and rounding of edges on workpieces. The rasp is intended for use with power tools or rotary handles that accept a 15 mm HEX shank, offering a practical solution for both coarse material removal and subsequent surface finishing in carpentry and joinery.

Advantages

The cylindrical profile provides uniform contact on curved and concave surfaces, enabling consistent material removal along contours. A 15 mm HEX shank ensures secure clamping and minimal slippage when used with compatible tool chucks or adapters. The rasp tooth pattern is optimized for efficient cutting of wood fibres while reducing clogging, which helps maintain cutting performance during extended use. The tool is compact and easy to control for detail work and finishing operations.

Suitable for

• Shaping and rounding wooden edges and curves
• Hollowing concave areas and contours
• Removing excess material prior to sanding and finishing
• Detail work on furniture components and wooden decorative elements

Key specifications

• Profile: cylindrical
• Shank type: 15 mm HEX
• Material compatibility: wood and wood-based materials
• Primary use: shaping, hollowing, smoothing
• Suitable for: use with compatible rotary tools and handles

How to use

Secure the rasp in a compatible chuck or adapter that accepts a 15 mm HEX shank. Start at low to moderate speed and apply steady, controlled passes along the workpiece profile, removing small amounts of material per pass to avoid gouging. For concave shapes, rotate the tool slowly while guiding it along the curve to achieve an even surface. Periodically clear wood chips from the rasp teeth to preserve cutting effectiveness and inspect the workpiece frequently to check progress and symmetry.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when operating power tools. Match the tool speed and feed pressure to the wood species and thickness to avoid excessive wear. For a smoother finish after rasping, follow with progressively finer abrasives or sanding tools.