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IMG_20170225_223915.jpgpower grip42 viewsend grip for rough work, when you want to hog off a lot of wood.dlarue
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IMG_20170225_223903.jpgchoking up36 viewsupper grip area, choking up on the tool for detail workdlarue
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spoon_horse.jpgspoon horse16 viewsan accessory for the shaving horse - for gripping spoonsdlarue
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LodiSawVise2.jpgBench grips on Lodi Saw Vise24 viewsnicknaylo
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Button-1.jpg177 viewsIvory Mortgage Button before install. Made from an old pistol grip that was cracked.Ruby
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larrysknobandtote.jpgKnob & Tote290 views This is from a Stanley #7 type 17. They have been stripped and polished to P400. The tote has been slightly reshaped for a more appealing look and a more comfortable grip. writt
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DSC00486.JPGSmall Brace42 viewsThe broken off bit of drill bit was clamped in the v at the tip of the chuck jaws. It was very secure. I had to pad the chuck and grip it in a vise to unlock it.OldSneelock
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P6090133_s.jpgFroe Whacker completed162 viewsFroe Whacker after chiseling down for a handle and spokeshaved a bit for a smoother gripdpearce
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DSC04027.JPGLondon Pattern Pattern118 viewsHere's the handle next to the original that served as the basic pattern. This is one of the boxwood handles that Lee Valley sells. (The ferrule I used for this is also available there . SOTSD) Since this handle isn't intended for striking, I elected to make the handle the same length as the original but with a simple round over (rather than a knob) on the top end to make for a more comfortable grip when filing. I like the way it feels in the hand, so I suppose the experiment was at least a partial success.Chuck Myers
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