Idea for the wood turners..

[se7enthdevil]

would anyone be interested in buying a pair of handles and then just getting seperate weights to screw on the end?

 

i had the thought that single piece clubs can take up a bit of space but if you just had a pair of handles and then lots of different pairs of weights then they could be more easily stored?

[se7enthdevil]

tom, the pair are finished.

 

they weigh 1.166kg & 1.168kg, i'm quite happy with them only being 2 grams out.

 

 

who would be interested in a set???

 

 

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Edited June 10, 2016 by se7enthdevil

[Tom D]

They look good.. I'll drop you an email..

[se7enthdevil]

ok, i finally got round to finishing the second pair that i made from an old bit of oak that had been air dried as part of a porch for thirty years.

 

the little pair are within 12 grams of each other and the heavy one weighs 1.137kg and the big pair are only 30 grams (that's 1 ounce) apart and the heavy one weighs 8lb 5.5oz.

 

 

the tall ones are 24".

 

what do you think tom???

 

 

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[se7enthdevil]

here are the blanks i cut for them.

 

they were a bit of a nightmare to turn as really old timber (especially oak) is like stone...

 

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[Tom D]

Cheers Steve, they look stunning!

have you oiled them or something, they seem to have quite a shine.

I paid you today by the way..

[mickdundee]

They look excellent Steve

 

 

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[se7enthdevil]

Cheers Steve, they look stunning!

have you oiled them or something, they seem to have quite a shine.

I paid you today by the way..

 

they were taken with a flash.

 

the oak is a bit reflective because it's 30 years old and rock hard and can be sanded to a nice finish quite easily. both pairs were given one coat of danish oil and quickly buffed but that's it.

[Stubby]

I think your work is outstanding . I think that happens when you enjoy what you do .

[harvey b davison]

Steve, they really do look smart, almost too good to swing about.