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# 550 |
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Bill Houghton |
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Sebastopol, CA |
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| Dimensions
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Width:
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1.125 |
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Height:
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1.125 |
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Depth:
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4.25 |
| Materials:
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used carbide nozzle/tube, salvaged wooden handle from kitchen meat grinder, epoxy glue |
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A scraper burnisher made from recycled materials: 1) thickwall carbide tube, used as a nozzle in industrial machinery and salvaged by an Internet friend (postage cost to mail to me probably under $1.00), and 2) the wooden handle from an old kitchen meat grinder, one of five or six on the "free" pile at a garage sale. The only new material in it is the epoxy glue used to glue the tube into the handle.
(resting, incidentally, on the recycled solid-core-door benchtop in the shop)
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Hard to know what other view of this would be useful...
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In my hand, to give an idea of scale.
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