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I made one file handle and used 3/4 copper pipe for the ferrule.
But now it looks too nice to throw in the toolbox but I did anyway I got it pretty close on the lathe but to get the final fit I used 180 sandpaper so the ferrule just barely fit. Drilled the first hole to match the small end of the file then drilled part way with a bit that was a little smaller than the wide end. Held the file in one hand and beat on the other with my carving mallet. This was a small flat metal file. 1/2" wide and 10" or so Sprayed it with a few coats of lacquer and all's well I stood out in the sun and sprayed all 3 coats quickly rotating the handle for quick drying and no running. |
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