| Project by 3fingerpat | posted 406 days ago | 388 views | 0 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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Otay, after using the proper sized drill bit to drill the hole for the drift pin, I had no problems fitting the drift pin into the handle, it worked just as described in the directions, imagine that ;o)
I used leftover Red Oak, Spanish Oak stain, Tung Oil and wipe on poly to finish it off; it feels very comfortable in the hand. I now need to go back and redo the large drawbore pin I screwed up a couple of days ago, this time I glued up mahogany for the new handle, hope to finish it soon.
-- "You get what you inspect, not what you expect"
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sharad
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posted 405 days ago
A very neat creation of a small drawbore pin. The handle looks very pleasing to the eye. I am sure next pin will be equally good.
Sharad
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Sawdustonmyshoulder
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posted 405 days ago
There is a video on Draw Bore tenons from Christopher Schwarz.
http://www.woodworkingchannel.com/dolphin/vidego_video_library.php
Look for Lie-Nielson Toolworks tab above the video pane and there is the video amongst a slew of other good videos.
I have bookmarked this site and plan on spending some quality time there.
-- Makin' Sawdust!!!
3fingerpat
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posted 405 days ago
Thank you Sharad.
Sawdust, thanks for the link, I have all of Chris’ DVDs, they are great and his plans are what I used to build this drawbore pin.
-- "You get what you inspect, not what you expect"