: I saw an interesting tool last weekend at the Prt Townsend Wooden Boat
: Festival. A fellow was using it to rough out the spine on the blade of a
: Greenland paddle. It works like a drawknife, but has an oval, almost round
: profile, and was REALLY sharp. It had a long, 2-handed handle, so was very
: controllable, and did a lot of work in a hurry. Looks like a much more
: controllable alternative to a 5" angle grinder. I was told that the
: tool in question was made by a local artist whom nobody around could
: remember, that they were custom-built, and that 4 of them had been on
: order for a long time, so they must be somewhat rare. Woodcraft lists one,
: shown below. The short handle could be replaced easily with a longer one
: for better control.
So lets say I need to sharpen the knife. How would I go about doing this.
Roger
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Pete Rudie -- 9/13/2001, 1:17 pm- Re: Scorp
Mike Boren -- 9/14/2001, 10:56 am- Re: Scorp
Roger Nuffer -- 9/13/2001, 8:05 pm- Re: Scorp *Pic*
Pete Rudie -- 9/14/2001, 11:25 am- Re: Scorp
Bob -- 9/15/2001, 9:35 am- Re: Scorp
Chip Sandresky -- 9/14/2001, 5:27 pm- Re: Scorp
John Schroeder -- 9/15/2001, 1:38 pm- Re: Scorp
Chip Sandresky -- 9/16/2001, 8:19 am- Sharpening
eric schade (shearwater boats) -- 9/16/2001, 8:59 am- Re: Sharpening
KenB -- 9/16/2001, 5:57 pm- Re: Sharpening
Rehd -- 9/16/2001, 6:13 pm
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Ken Sutherland -- 9/15/2001, 10:29 pm - Sharpening
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Pete Rudie -- 9/14/2001, 9:11 pm - Re: Scorp
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Scott Dollmeyer -- 9/13/2001, 8:25 pm- Re: Scorp
Charles Cooper -- 9/13/2001, 11:47 pm
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