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Thread: ....and a Chisel Rack
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12th February 2015, 01:53 PM #1
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....and a Chisel Rack
Also part of the shed upgrade was to get the chisels out of the drawer. This has been made to take the Harold & Saxon chisels, but in the mean time the old bangers will have to do.
I used REMs again - two behind each blade in the Qld. Maple strip. There's a 10x10mm trench at the bottom to keep the bevels safe.
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12th February 2015, 04:11 PM #2
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Looking good Brett. Any signs of the finer chisels being magnetized? It happens to my Parting tools and I have to run a demag tool over it to use on the lathe.
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12th February 2015, 04:42 PM #3
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Cheers Pat.
Dunno yet - they've only been there for a few hours
Originally Posted by Pat
. Can't see how it will be a problem really. I've had my rules on magnets for years and they never seem to attract much attention (sucking a tool over to it).
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12th February 2015, 06:37 PM #4
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Brett
I spoke to Trent on this issue quite a while back and he doesn't see the magnetism as an issue. In fact he doesn't even demagnetise the tools after machining.
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13th February 2015, 11:13 AM #5
Now I've got a 10x14m shed! I need a new name...
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I have to say, that is a flash chisel rack.
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13th February 2015, 11:46 AM #6
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Nice rack!
What size REMs are you using?
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13th February 2015, 12:28 PM #7
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Thanks chaps!
2x 15x5 for each blade. They happen to have a countersink hole, which is unnecessary for this operation, but has been supremely useful for other parts of the shed fitout (such as holding the Bessey clamps against the wall). For REMs without the C/S hole you might get by with 12x5mm.
Have to be careful to set them up with the same polarity facing the same way - you don't want the rack throwing the chisel back at you.
For the plane till I used 2x 20x5mm with C/S hole to cope with the extra weight.
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13th February 2015, 12:51 PM #8
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How is it attached to the wall?
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13th February 2015, 02:20 PM #9
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REMs, what else? Originally Posted by DSEL74
Nah, nah, just kidding. If you look at the blade of the far left chisel you can just see a brass screw head. The other three are concealed from this particular view by the handles and the 2" blade.
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13th February 2015, 03:54 PM #10
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not bad
I've some chisels on the wall and some in a drawer
not sure which method of storage I preferregards
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13th February 2015, 05:57 PM #11
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All my chisels are in rolls, Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
In a box
In storage
But I plan to have a rack in the new shed. I was going to go traditional and let gravity do the job but I quite like the clean look of the concealed magnets. Well done that man.
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13th February 2015, 06:09 PM #12
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I can see I'll ha to get around for a close inspection
Looking mighty fine
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13th February 2015, 08:12 PM #13
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Sad Originally Posted by NCArcher
All my chisels are in rolls,
In a box
In storage
But I plan to have a rack in the new shed. I was going to go traditional and let gravity do the job but I quite like the clean look of the concealed magnets. Well done that man.
I'm happy to use gravity - too cheap to buy the magnets
PS you getting a new shed?regards
Nick
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13th February 2015, 08:23 PM #14
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Thought I might just pop over and use yours Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker
But no, not in the foreseeable future.
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13th February 2015, 08:38 PM #15
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Ditto to what he said as well as in boxe's Originally Posted by NCArcher
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