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rowell holder

Everything related to the craft of making custom cowboy gear. And a few other gadgets.

rowell holder

Postby perry pritchard on Wed Nov 04, 2009 12:32 am

anyone out there mind sharing thoughts or photos of what they use to hold rowells down while filing them, my pee brain wont kick in today. ive seen many photos of them just cant get the recall button to work. thankyou
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Re: rowell holder

Postby MStewart on Wed Nov 04, 2009 1:22 am

Perry, I will post one as soon as I can get a picture taken, it works awesome! :D
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Re: rowell holder

Postby Txtwang on Wed Nov 04, 2009 1:28 am

Perry,
This is my jig for holding rowels for filing..but I bet there are some bettter ones out there.
Hope this helps
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Re: rowell holder

Postby nhcowboy on Wed Nov 04, 2009 3:21 am

Hi Perry, what I do to file my rowels is to put and old dead 3/16" drill bit into my vice sticking up just enough to not poke through the top of the rowel, sit in a comfortable chair with my optivisors on and file away. I use some leather underneath the rowel though to keep it from getting scratched up, even paper or cardboard will do. A nice trick is to put duct tape at the bottom edge as you're filing on some rowels, sp that if you go past the middle you have a barrier from scratching up the other side where it shoudn't be. It's not foolproof but works better than nothing.
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