Paul said: "I removed a set of agraffes yesterday with the tool that fits in the combination handle, and it occurred to me that a much better design would have a T-handle at the top that one could turn with both hands, exactly like the wrench that plumbers use to shut off the water at the meter, only smaller. Does anyone know of a source for an agraffe tool like that?" Paul< there is a "T" handle that is available from Schaff: #79 W (wood), which I call the Dog Turd, because it is of that quality<G>) and #79N, page 42. The agraffe tool is meant to be used in our "combination tool handles". This "T" is for the same purposes. I use one to space front rail pins/keys. A little tip for the agraffe tool: on the main "head" grind or file flats so that you can utilize a 3/8" open end wrench. That will make the whole agraffe process easier. Or.....you can make one of them fancy-ass ones that Ron Nossaman uses.<G> Best, Joe Joe Garrett, R.P.T. Captain of the Tool Police Squares R I
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