Homemade tools
Homemade tools
Jeff, thinking of you.....
Everyone, please post photos of your tool creations
Here is a link to a great thread.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/thre ... nt.235784/
I stumbled upon it while I was looking for ways to make a spray can paint shaker with a sawzall.
Everyone, please post photos of your tool creations
Here is a link to a great thread.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/thre ... nt.235784/
I stumbled upon it while I was looking for ways to make a spray can paint shaker with a sawzall.
Life will beat you into submission.
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My dad once made a bearing puller for a old Asko washer, it was a steel plate with 4 M6 bolts as standoffs and a M5 bolt in the middle as the puller to pull the axle stub out.
Of course, I found out on my second machine that you could take the top off and then ram the stub out with a copper hammer instead.
Of course, I found out on my second machine that you could take the top off and then ram the stub out with a copper hammer instead.
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User32 wrote:.............
Of course, I found out on my second machine that you could take the top off and then ram the stub out with a copper hammer instead.
Ha ha ha..been there.
Jeff and I have made some solid Teflon knives.
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Solid Teflon? Isn't that fragile?Shawn wrote:User32 wrote:.............
Of course, I found out on my second machine that you could take the top off and then ram the stub out with a copper hammer instead.
Ha ha ha..been there.
Jeff and I have made some solid Teflon knives.
Re: Homemade tools Teflon knife/wedge.
Teflon cuts with scary sharp tools. Like peeling a potato.
Keep your thumb out of the way.
Does not trim well with friction (coarse sandpaper / grinders)
These are pilot models. They make a nice wedge when breaking glue loose.
Keep your thumb out of the way.
Does not trim well with friction (coarse sandpaper / grinders)
These are pilot models. They make a nice wedge when breaking glue loose.
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Look a Stanley finger cutter in the background 

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This frosting knife? works very well to lift keyboards off of the glue.
The frosting knife is not sharp on the edges. An old "Tin Knocker" trick is to knock the sharp corners off with a round rod....like a 1/4"+- size screwdriver shank. BURNISH is the word.
The frosting knife is not sharp on the edges. An old "Tin Knocker" trick is to knock the sharp corners off with a round rod....like a 1/4"+- size screwdriver shank. BURNISH is the word.
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That "frosting knife" is actually some sort of dental tool. I have the twin that I use for keyboards also.
It is repurposed and technically not homemade. It does fit in the thread.
How IS the thumb healing?
It is repurposed and technically not homemade. It does fit in the thread.
How IS the thumb healing?
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