Odd and unique shop tools

I'm still new but you all know what this is for
vern




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I guessing it's a sheath liner to prevent the blade from cutting thread or leather.
 
I'm guessing you use it to line sheaths to prevent the blade from cutting thread or leather.

Phil705
Winthrop WA
 
ok it's time for someone else to find one and keep it going.
I buy these a the dollar tree and i trace my drawings on then and cut them out.
you can use them over and over for years.
thats it
vern
 
O'Neil,

I know you were just filling in but did someone get your thing from the pic. I was hoping you would say you use the slash for heat or something.
 
WA Martin said:
O'Neil,

I know you were just filling in but did someone get your thing from the pic. I was hoping you would say you use the slash for heat or something.
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It was the peace and tranquility of getting away from the shop I believe
 
TekSec said:
It was the peace and tranquility of getting away from the shop I believe
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WA MARTIN
it was getting away from the shop to chill out when every thing seem to go wrong . That day I screwed up a customers knife that was 90% finished . It was a bad day to be in the shop .
 
v-6 said:
I'm still new but you all know what this is for
vern




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I got a tip from Tracy Mickley that has worked out well with these mats.

I use Feathering Disc Adhesive on disc grinder discs, so they are removable and reusable. In between uses I store them on a series of these mats, marked with the grit. Put a board on top of the stack and a weight and it keeps them from curling.
Beats having discs hanging out with the glue exposed.
Thanks, Tracy.
 
hey what happened to this post , is it dying or is it not interesting or what.
no matter what it is, someone want's to see .
vern
 
Mike- That tip was worth far more than the price of admission! I'm gonna have to head to the dollar store this week!!! :thumbup:

THANKS! :D :cool: :D
 
For years I have used my drill press and this hole saw I adapted to cut hook and loop sand paper disks. I remove the center drill and chuck the saw in a portable drill and remove the curf on my belt sander. You can cut about 5 disks at once. When the teeth wear out I cut new ones with a carbide burr on my Foredoom.I buy the 2 inch holders from Industrial Abrasives. I pick up the sand paper on eBay an end up paying about .5 each instead of .20 from the catalog.
 

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