Hang'n dem Hammers

[jolly roger]

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Hi Ric,
             Get the Spurlock hammer hanging Jig, and you will never look 
back.  You will end up with a much more accurate tailing/backing job.  The 
hammer line is straight, and so are the tails,  Every other hammer can give 
a straight strike line, but I have always ended up with little 
discrepancies with rake, hence the checking is little skewed.

Roger


At 05:55 PM 9/29/02 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi folks
>
>Just curious about how many of you hang hammers by taking
>off every other one and more or less copying the old line,
>and how many use the << two sample hammers at the end of
>each section >> method. Also was wondering what you feel are
>the pros and cons of each method.
>
>I've always used the alternate hammers method. It makes
>pretraveling shanks a bit difficult, unless you travel all
>the old shanks before you start, and it seems like I end up
>having to burn the shanks a bit more then perhaps I'd like
>too. But I do get a real quick dead on line. Guess I am
>looking for a good reason to learn a new approach :)
>
>Any good words of advice ?
>--
>Richard Brekne
>RPT, N.P.T.F.
>UiB, Bergen, Norway
>mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no
>http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html
>
>
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