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I was asked the question as well as a couple PM’s asking about the mandrel I used to turn a recently posted duck call. I thought if 1 or 2 are asking, there are probably several more that might be wondering but just never asked. I just made these cones since the barrel i.d. of the duck calls are larger than the knurled nut on the mandrel. I could have used large washers on each end but then I’d be using chisels near the metal to finish out the ends of the workpiece. Using these gives me access to most of the ends and if I slip and hit one of the cones, well, it’s just wood. Plus, if I scar one up really badly, I can just turn another one. Hope the pictures explain better than I can describe…..
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1226 days ago
Interesting
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rozzi
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#2 posted 1226 days ago
Good idea. I appreciate the information. I am going to give it a try.
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Loucarb
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#3 posted 1225 days ago
Nice idea. Thanks for sharing.
Monty Queen
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#4 posted 1225 days ago
Awesome job, i like your jig.
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norwood
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#5 posted 1225 days ago
good idea thanks for sharing
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thelt
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#6 posted 1223 days ago
Great idea. I’m going to make a couple to do my Rifle Cartridge pens with. I won’t need as many spacers that way.
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