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RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - thauburger - 03-04-2017 Thanks for the great tips, all! RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - atgcpaul - 03-04-2017 You could also use dowels. RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - Admiral - 03-05-2017 Can't say enough about the cast iron ones, great for maintaining consistent filing angles as you repetitively file something because it allows you to register your grip on the holes in the file holder; it's the only kind I use for filing saws where consistent rake and fleam angles are very important. RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - Anak - 03-05-2017 (03-04-2017, 03:09 PM)Bill_Houghton Wrote: Not the season for this solution, but I've heard of folks who use corn cobs - cleaned of the corn, of course. Even a cork is an improvement over nothing. RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - Stwood_ - 03-05-2017 Chainsaw repair shops Chainsaw section at the hardware store RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - highpi - 03-06-2017 I bought some years ago from either Lee Valley or Rockler. I'm not sure if they still carry them. RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - Sawdustd - 03-07-2017 Use dowel stock or an old broom handle. RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - Steve Evans - 03-07-2017 These are my favourites. The Best Things RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - KSMike - 03-08-2017 Another vote for Skrooz-on (or however it's spelled). I treated all mine with BLO, they feel great in the hand. RE: Wooden Handles for Files? - opticsguy - 03-10-2017 We are woodworkers, making a wooden handle is easy. Find a tree branch that fits your hand, cut to length (4"). Drill a hole smaller than the tang. Tap file into handle,,,,,,,,,,,,,done! |