Making File Handles

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I expect the table saw would cut square ends on the blanks better than the band saw With square and flat end faces, the blanks would stand stable and vertical on the drill press, and the long drill would cut square into the blank Good video Thank you
Comment from : Fred Wild

I would never glue my files
Comment from : Phillip Revels

Un-conventual indeedbrI like you For I too am a out of the box thinkerBeautifully done !brYou earned yourself a new subscriber :)
Comment from : Chopper

I have absolutely no idea why handles aren’t normally glued to files, besides the fact that the file will out live a wooden handle But both will outlive me so that doesn’t concern me However, if anyone could enlighten me I’d be really interestedbrbrWell done on showing a 'no lathe' approach to making handles, I found it extremely useful May I ask if they are still holding up several years later? My thought is the epoxy will go some way to holding the wood togetherbrbrA good video, thank you
Comment from : Mark Harris

Ahhhh, cringing at the method! Lol Tangs should be all the way in as well, and glue is not needed if fitted properly
Comment from : NickyJay7

What was the belt sander for?
Comment from : Hugo Stiglitz

Hey, you forgot the loud obnoxious music for the video, now go back and redo it with the obnoxious music 😄 Nice work with the handles
Comment from : cool music

Make shure you clean up your daddys shop before you cut your fingers off
Comment from : David Schmidt

Sorry, but should be titled "How Not To Make Handles" There are easier and safer ways
Comment from : M Rob

Nice result Funny how many power tools you used though! Belt sander, drum sander, band saw, router
Comment from : Dominic M

not good ta bang the files together
Comment from : Bobs Yeruncle

Those turned out really nice! I have about 30-old files to do this to What type of wood did you end up using? I love the Danish Oil finish, turned out wonderfully!
Comment from : James B Justice

segun mi opinion particular todo iba bien hasta la pega epoxic pero el golpear con la mesa no es lo mas practico y hasta donde se no se hace así lo ideal es hacer una accion de golpear con un martillo la parte de atrás del cabo y por inercia la herramienta penetra en el futuro cabo
Comment from : Sefelix

very goodI also like the cables neatly tidied up with each sticker
Comment from : Klark Kent GR

Comment from : Jeremy Jones

Those turned out nice!
Comment from : Magnificent Charter

This was made many times more difficult than it should have been
Comment from : Blake Hahn

Dude, pllllzzzzzzz comment your videos, its so annoying without nice job though
Comment from : Freund

Those handles look great
Comment from : Gary Cottreau

Nice job Olly, I am going to be making some of those soon Thanks
Comment from : Darbin Orvar

Great video, and a different way to make tool handles Olly, without a lathebrHope you settle down again soon mate, it all takes time :)brCheersbrMike
Comment from : Mike Waldt

great video Olly i hope you get back to making videos and showing us new comers how its done (wharts and all) hey olly is there a men in sheds project near you, that would be great for you to do your projects if there isn't one why not start one
Comment from : Eddy Flynn

Very nicely done
Comment from : Barrett Hageman

They came out nicely, I have to say it's a little sad watching you in your old shop, without any news of a new one on the horizon Any news about that?
Comment from : BrainFizz

Wow very nice
Comment from : Tom Howbridge

They came out really nice Olly Really impressed They look like they have been turned (to a non-turner I guess) Good to see you getting back into the shop Keep 'em coming!
Comment from : AJ Darroch