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| 68472 | "Chuck Myers" <crm@p...> | Sep-24-1999 | Re: Drawknife handles |
Jim ponders: > I own a drawknife that have a case of loose handles. The tang that comes > through the center of it is beat over to hold them on. It rattles around > pretty bad. Anyone have any experience with solving this? Jim, I had a similar situation, once upon a time. After Dad passed away several years ago, I found an old drawknife in one of his storage sheds. This was high desert in Southern California (Kern River Valley), so the conditions don't come much drier. The handles were pretty much as you described, except there were several checks in each handle, as well. My solution was to keep soaking the handles with linseed oil until it stopped soaking in. The handles tightened up, the checks closed up, and the handles have remained tight. If your problem isn't due to dryness, this might not work, of course. Chuck | |||
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| ID | From | Date | Subject |
| 68467 | Jim Thoreson <j_thor@e...> | Sep-24-1999 | Drawknife handles |
| 68472 | "Chuck Myers" <crm@p...> | Sep-24-1999 | Re: Drawknife handles |
| 68478 | "Ken Greenberg" <ken@c...> | Sep-24-1999 | Re: Drawknife handles |
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