Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
I don't need more of those! LOLnew bness venture for ya n8 lol. all i can say is the baily nail sucs in oak......
I don't need more of those! LOLnew bness venture for ya n8 lol. all i can say is the baily nail sucs in oak......
Mike I take a small eye bolt (eye about the size of a quarter) and grind the end to a sharp point. It has to have flat sides though. Not round. I usually just grind four sides. Then I pull the end off the tape and fish a key ring through the hole and attach the "nail" to it. The eye of it has plenty of surface to give you leverage to dig it into frozen wood. I sharpen it once in a while, but its the cats ass for hardwood.new bness venture for ya n8 lol. all i can say is the baily nail sucs in oak......
Pics?Mike I take a small eye bolt (eye about the size of a quarter) and grind the end to a sharp point. It has to have flat sides though. Not round. I usually just grind four sides. Then I pull the end off the tape and fish a key ring through the hole and attach the "nail" to it. The eye of it has plenty of surface to give you leverage to dig it into frozen wood. I sharpen it once in a while, but its the cats ass for hardwood.
I posted it in here somewhere. Can't remember where. I'll see if I can find one.Pics?
Talked with Cody more, he said he bought just the d-ring and squeezed it on the tape. Then he'd slide the plastic boot up to help hold it. I imagine a chunk of shrink tubing would work as well -- or tape in a pinch.
Seems like it might be superior.Some of the guys down here are using shrink tubing instead of wrapping the end with tape.
That's pretty crappy.Just pulled a brand new center gear out of the bag and found 2 teeth missing. They were not loose at the bottom of the bag, so they must have shipped that way! Seriously, the QC is abysmal. The sooner I can get these Delrin gears made, the better.
Wanna sell a couple 75', in the hopes that I can get some good gears in the near future? I don't know what happened to mine, I had 2 100'ers, one with a good filler in 10the and hundredths that I had calibrated, and on with a 75' filler with a D tape on the reverse side. I suspect evil befell them.Ron, while moving, found two full boxes of old tapes. About 40 years worth.
I'll certainly ask. :0)Wanna sell a couple 75', in the hopes that I can get some good gears in the near future? I don't know what happened to mine, I had 2 100'ers, one with a good filler in 10the and hundredths that I had calibrated, and on with a 75' filler with a D tape on the reverse side. I suspect evil befell them.
That's a nifty idea!Finally got something I could take pictures off of. This one is gettin kind of dull, but you get the idea.
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