| Project by cwojo | posted 156 days ago | 736 views | 0 times favorited | 3 comments |  |
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a little scratch stock i made for shaping small profiles. Made from 1” maple and blades made from hardened steel shims
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3 comments so far
Greg3G
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#1 posted 155 days ago
I’ve been meaning to make one of these myself. Where did you pick up your shim stock?
-- Greg - Charles Town, WV
cwojo
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#2 posted 154 days ago
i got my shim stock from ENCO there website is www.use-enco.com and i would recomend a thickness of at least 0.025” preferably 0.030 i have also found that chainsaw sharpening files and needle files work good for cutting small profiles
Rick M.
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#3 posted 151 days ago
You might try old sawz-all blades, they are fairly thick and very tough steel.
-- -- Rick M.
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