Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Draw Knife...
john l. blue
>saw a bunch of them at together at a flea mart with 25 and 35 dollar prices on them, asked the fella to find a 10 dollar one for me, which he did, and he also said it was probably the best one of the bunch, the handles were tape and rubber hose.
I put dogwood handles on them, drilled holes, stuck'em in there, and used that glue that supposedly gets as hard as wood itself. Blue
Re: Draw Knife...
Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine
>Way to go Blue! Sounds like you rescued an old tool from a undignified end. Tape and rubber hose hose handles. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEACK!
Some folks really think that drawknives are big $$$ items, which I guess based on condition and maker some are, but I've seen many rough ones marked up into the $20+ range.
Do you go by Blue, or John? I see you signed Blue at the end of your post.
Todd O.
Re: Draw Knife...
Cornelis
>big $$$ items: 160 USD at countryworkshops!
C
Re: Draw Knife...
Dennis
>Well if i was in the market for draw knife i would take a look at benefit auctions......they are a must have tool IMO.
Dennis
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