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I got bored last night and glued up some scraps and turned a new handle for my big scew chisel today. Paduak and maple.
Paul
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Fantastic looking, just fantastic...
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Nice, post on CL for a rich turner, $100!!!
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That is wonderful, nice job!
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Looking good!

Any comment on the angle of the tang to the glue up?

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Not sure what you mean Ed. Angle of the tang and glue up ?
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reible wrote:Looking good!

Any comment on the angle of the tang to the glue up?

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The tang looks well situated to the glue up.
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charlese wrote:
reible wrote:Looking good!

Any comment on the angle of the tang to the glue up?

Ed
The tang looks well situated to the glue up.
Appears about 90°.
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