Millers patent...
Dean Lapinel
>How are the rest of you kit owners finishing those two brass rods. Mushroom one side, cut the other spread the othe with a ball pein then file clean?
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Millers patent...
Dean Lapinel
>How are the rest of you kit owners finishing those two brass rods. Mushroom one side, cut the other spread the othe with a ball pein then file clean?
I'd like to know also...
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>I'm aproaching this stage of assembly myself and I don't want to screw it up now...
Jim Reed you out there? Have you done your yet?
Re: I'd like to know also...
jim reed @ tallahassee
>I am having way too much fun playing with mine. Throughout all of this blademaking, trial fits, trial runs, etc, mine is staying put pretty well with no peining. Seems to me that only a little will be needed to hole it permanently. I also want to check out the box store for some thick brass brads. If I can find one that fits, it will already have a head on it and there is half of the peining job already done!
Re: I'd like to know also...
Dean Lapinel
>I just realized I could use my clockmakers staking set and the small anvil that i use for clock repair.