Ed, I made the Spurlock jig for use with a router table. I got the plans from a convention class handout a few years ago. It works very well and is pretty simple to make: 8 small pieces of wood, two screws, and four capstans. Steve On Mon, 1 Sep 1997 A440A@aol.com wrote: > Greetings all, > For some time, I have been taking a file and reducing the wood on the > last octave or so hammers. Now, all this talk about woody sounds and big > hammer shanks have got me thinking -> Time to get my genius out and build a > jig to cut hammershanks down. But wait....... > Who out there has been doing this, and what have you found? > > Thanks, > Ed Foote > ( probably going to re-invent a wheel here, but it will be a *good* wheel, I > hope) > Steve Brady, RPT University of Washington Seattle, WA
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