I suppose a Dremmel is possible. Who knows. And generally, I don't see the need to "checker" hammer tails. I don't want really smooth tails, but just the slightest roughness is adequate IMO. William R. Monroe > Looks like they were cut up with a Dremmel or just touched, repeatedly, to > the edge of a belt sander. > > Raises a broader question: Is it ever really necessary to cut roughness > into hammer tails? Don't hammers and backchecks that are in good condition > and well regulated check just fine with a fairly smooth tail? > > Alan Barnard > Salem, MO
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