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cutting excess handle material

Started by mooseman76, January 27, 2009, 04:41:00 AM

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mooseman76

I have a piece of wood that I'd like to use as a handle on a Helle knife kit.  There is alot more material than I need.  What is a good hand tool to use to remove some of this excess?  I don't need to get it down to the final shape, just something so I'm not rasping and filing for the next 2 months.  Thanks...Mike

dave hiltz

a copeing saw works well or even better a bandsaw.  good luck.

mooseman76

Thanks, I don't have a bandsaw, but do have a coping saw.  Didn't even think of trying it, though...Mike

Leo L.

I'm currently working on my first one, and I used a coping saw.  Worked very well. This is another I thought about using, fairly cheap, and I suppose it would work great for cutting slabs.
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theunluckyhunter

scroll saws work ok, just be gentle with the blades.
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