Found an old chisle in my garage (workshop). Decided it needed a new handle so turned one out of an old piece of scrap wood and it turned out great. Cleaned and sharpened it up. Works and looks like new.
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5 comments so far
BritBoxmaker
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#1 posted 1077 days ago
These do look classy.
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hairy
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#2 posted 1077 days ago
Good job on the handles! They are some of my favorite projects.
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OttoH
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#3 posted 1076 days ago
The handles look comfortable and appealing! Good job on them!
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Monty Queen
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#4 posted 1076 days ago
Awesome job on those handles.
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BTKS
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#5 posted 1076 days ago
They look comfortable and classy. Good work, BTKS
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