Aluminum spacers in handles

[golfer1]

I have come across a large piece of aluminum and wonder if any of you use aluminum for spacers on your handles.
Thanks in advance for you help.

 

[Carterwhopkins]

I used to use it some years ago, it works easy and is light....good, but scratches real easy....bad. For silver spacers, I generally use nickel-silver, and rarely stainless.

 

[scott kozub]

Blackens wood a lot if buffed so take precautions

 

[Coy Ranch]

Large piece? How large?

Maybe someone could use it for quench plates?

 

[golfer1]

Thanks so much for your help and thoughts. It is approx. 3/32 thick so would not make a good quench plate. Thanks Scott, I was concerned about rubbing off on the handle, only thought is they were just thing spacers they might work OK.
The sheet is approx. 3x7' a door to a restaurant kitchen.

 

[ten-six]

Thanks so much for your help and thoughts. It is approx. 3/32 thick so would not make a good quench plate. Thanks Scott, I was concerned about rubbing off on the handle, only thought is they were just thing spacers they might work OK.
The sheet is approx. 3x7' a door to a restaurant kitchen.

Sounds like good bartering material to me.

 

[Robert Erickson]

You've got a lifetime supply there.
I like aluminum for spacers. It's light and inexpensive and looks identical to stainless. Here's a recent example: