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07-11-2014, 03:27 AM #11
Does a tredle grinder count as a hand tool? It's powered by your feet and definitely a step back into history. You can build a more modern one with an old bicycle and a grinding stone. One big advantage of a tredle is that the motor automatically detects contact of flesh with the stone!
You can also take a grinding stone and shape it with chisels and files to a custom profile for hand use. Essentially it becomes sandpaper with a profiled shape.
You can also use files. There are some custom metal files that can do the work. I can't remember the maker, but they are French and cost a few hundred dollars (US) each.
I'd still go with a bench grinder first or an angle grinder and a bench vise second.Last edited by criswilson10; 07-11-2014 at 03:30 AM. Reason: misspelled vise. or maybe it is a vice.
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