| | |  | OneWay | Home » » » 1/2 inch Thread-Lok Ferrule | | | | | | | Description: | | Do you have any old gouges lying around but don't use them as they don't feel right in your hand or the handle is cracked or broken? Do you have the ability to turn your own tool handles, but not sure how to connect them with the tool? This ingenious product could be the answer to your prayers. It provides a simple and effective way of connecting your turning tools to a home turned handle. The only expertise required to use these ferrules is to turn a taper and drill a hole down the centre of the handle. There is nothing else like this on the market! Don't let those old gouges sit around and get rusty any longer. Start making your one-of-a-kind just-how-you-like-them tools today. A template is included for turning the taper. NOTE: The 1/2" size refers to the through hole in the ferrule and is designed for 1/2" diameter tools. | | | Features: | |
• quickly and easily create your own turning tools
• patented threaded taper design
• unique thread locking mechanism creates an amazingly strong join between handle and tool
• should the ferrule loosen, simply give it a twist to lock it onto the handle again
• nothing else like it on the market
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 3.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 0.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 0.0 inches | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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Great product!May 15, 2007
By E. Moore
"Mr Edd"
I have 8 of these ferrules and love them all. It makes sharpening much easier. Just loosen 2 allen head screws and remove the tool from the handle. I have much greater control over the tool while sharpening without the handles added weight. I also love the large handles I was able to make from scrapes of wood. They not only look great but are easy to hold and give me great control over the tool. I am in the process of making a 2 piece handle so I can shorten it when the need arrives. They also allow me to put away some of my seldom used tools and bring them out only when needed. Without a handle they take up much less room and fit in a small drawer.
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