I have a beveling tool, it looks like a pencil sharpener. I've inspected it closely and there is not a makers stamp or name on it. So, I don't know who made it or when.
I got it from some of my fathers tools after he died. So, I can't ask where he got it. But it's very old at least forty years or more. It is cast metal and a removable knife. This one has a end for a bit brace and we use it in his furniture factory to put a small bevel on the bottom of chair legs after we cut some off to level the chair. It worked great. I think I have two. But I'm sorry I won't part with either for any price(because they were my father's tools). And I don't know where to find them either.
I also have a smaller one that was turned by a machinist who worked for him. It doesn't have a removable knife but it works great on dowels up to 3/4". The end is straight and I've used it in a cordless drill. You could probably get a machinist in your area to turn one for you.
If you need a picture, email me back and send you one.
Good luck.
Jim Rogers
