[Woodcarver] Augers and long drills
Steve Klein
stevenfklein at sbcglobal.net
Wed Feb 22 22:29:22 EST 2006
How about filing saw teeth into a piece of pipe ? Like a big Hole Saw?
Steve
Joe Dillett wrote:
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> Hi Ray,
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> These augers are still available in tool catalogs. I bought one
> about10 years ago for installing poles in carousel horses. It's 1-1/2
> inch diameter and 16-inches long. I have extensions to take it out to
> 4-feet long.
>
> I can only imagine the workout one would get from hand cranking that
> auger through a timber. Even with power there's a lot of torque and
> makes your arms tired.
>
> What I would be interested in getting is the type of augers they
> drilled wooden water pipe. I'm told that they were smooth on the
> outside and hallow like a pipe with about ¼ of the side opened up. The
> drilling end was shaped like a spoon gouge with no sharp point. If
> anyone has an auger like this or knows someone who does I would very
> much like to buy it.
>
> I still think the best way to dry logs is to drill through the heart
> and blow dry air though it.
>
>
> Joe Dillett
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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "RAY MIGHELLS"
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> Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 12:16 AM
> Subject: [Woodcarver] Reliving stress/tension in carvings
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> For all you "tool nuts" out there, once upon a time I was a bridge and
> trestle carpenter. We used a four foot long auger to drill holes in
> wooden bridge and trestle timbers by hand (no electric out in the
> boonies in those days). Point being that there probably are some of
> those old augers around if anyone cared to look for them.
> Incidently, in the Pacific Northwest the Indian Totem poles are carved
> out in the back. The bulk of the heartwood is removed.
> I appreciate Lori"s sense of humor. Regards, Ray Mighells 6760 Rt
> 417 Killbuck NY 716 945 0098 Please view my work at:
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