USS Iowa
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11 Jul 2010 09:15 AM
I clean mine up with a file and then a reamer. I'd do it like Brian does, but the grinder is on the other end of the shop, and then I'd have to go around the tablesaw, and I'm too doggone lazy to walk 20 feet. Not too lazy to pick up the file and take longer to get the job done, though.

A wiser man than me might simply make his shafts over there next to the grinder, eh?
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11 Jul 2010 10:20 AM
I use a cheap bench top cut off saw from harbor freight (~$25) to cut brass. Cuts quick, leaves a decent finished cut and its always square.
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11 Jul 2010 12:32 PM
Yeah, Brian Koehler showed me one of those. I really should get one sometime
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11 Jul 2010 09:26 PM

Hm, that would be very useful. I am in Canada though, any have any ideas where I could get one of those in Canada?

Side note to my question above, I found some on ebay, would be about $47 +$10 shipping...though might be worth it...I could seee so many uses for that bugger.

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