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How tight fit of hardy tools?
- 04-04-2005
Re: How tight fit of hardy tools?
John,
You should be looking to have your tools fit into the hardy hole
loosely by hand. What I mean is that they should be secure and not fall
out or flop around when you use them, but, they should be easy to
remove with your hand. If they fit too tightly into the hardy hole they
may cause more problems if they are worked too hard. For example, if
you really wail on a hot or cold cut that is tight in the hole, this
could cause the heel of the anvil to crack through the hardy hole. Not
something you want. If any of your current tools fit tightly, consider
filing/grinding them so that they drop easily into the hole.
Hope this helps,
Paul
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