Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Gsulfridge on February 03, 2014, 01:55:37 pm
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Which size Shinto rasp would you guys recommend the 9" or the 11"? Ive been using a cheap dollar two ninety eight rasp that I dropped and broke. Time for a quality rasp or two. I already have the Save Edge on the way and want a Shinto as well.
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go long.
:)
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I think the rasp I have is about 9". It works well. Without ever trying a 11" I can't say which is better. All I have is the blade with no handle. I need to get at least a handle for this one or a complete Shinto rasp. Don't get one with the handle in back and front. For me it was awkward to use. I'd get a straight handle Shinto.
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Thanks guys. I now have the 11" model with the straight handle on the way. Osage shavings to follow shortly.
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Thanks guys. I now have the 11" model with the straight handle on the way. Osage shavings to follow shortly.
Great choice Greg.
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I sure like my 11" ;D
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Mine should be here in a couple of days. Now I gotta roust up some dry wood and get busy laying out my next victims. ::)
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Where did you order it? (remember, no direct links. ;) )
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Japan Woodworker is my source Pat. I go through a few per year.
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Wood Craft
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Thanks
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What is the difference between a farriers rasp and a Shinto?
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Shintos are hacksaw blades pinned together, check them out online. They level and/or remove wood like no other.
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I guess I could have done that in the first place hey ::) ::) . They look like a neat tool. Do they clog up any worse than a farriers rasp or do the big holes self clean?
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They don't plug up Don. Unless of course the wood is very green and "sticky".
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So is it possible to make one?
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I suppose a guy could? But for 25-30 USD, Ill buy one!