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    Default Sourcing steel hoops for Japanese chisels

    Hi all.

    Does anyone know where I could source spare ferrules / steel hoops for Japanese chisels?

    With most chisels I make my own ferrules out of brass or copper, but these are different, being forged and shaped -- as you would know.

    Does anyone know where they are available?

    Cheers,
    GW
    Where you see a tree, I see 3 cubic metres of timber, milled and dressed.

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    I do but you have to wait for August. Damien.

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    Somewhere - online or in a mag - I read one solution - just cut a short ring off a piece of gal water pipe, then grind the gal off & give it a nice rounded exterior on a linisher or belt sander in a clamp.

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    Go to your steel supplier and buy some ERW in the size you want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Go to your steel supplier and buy some ERW in the size you want.

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    Just go to the local tool store.

    Oh, I see you are in Sydney, so that doesn't help you now does it?

    Ifin you can't find something else to fit the bill, let me know. Small and cheap, just need to know the size.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Green Woodchips
    Hi all.

    Does anyone know where I could source spare ferrules / steel hoops for Japanese chisels?

    With most chisels I make my own ferrules out of brass or copper, but these are different, being forged and shaped -- as you would know.

    Does anyone know where they are available?

    Cheers,
    GW
    Set up a small forge ,you'l be able to make all kind of stuff.
    Regards ,Bela
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    Found 'em!

    http://www.fine-tools.com/stemjap.htm#zield10

    Thanks, guys, for your other tips.

    GW
    Where you see a tree, I see 3 cubic metres of timber, milled and dressed.

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    let us know the final cost please. it should be interesting to know. Damien

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