Thread: Come on, who doesn't have one of these?

Tru Hone HG3 Hollow Grinder - Tru Hone Corporation



A great beginners' hone, I figure, and a total steal at only $15,400.

I actually have two, one for full hollow grinding and one for half hollow (i didn't realize it was adjustable until after I ordered them) can be a little tricky to work a first but easy as our once you get the hang of it. Just be careful of where you are putting your fingers.

-dan-


p.s. Oh hahaha Of course I'm only kidding, not only do I not have room for that kind of contraption in my house I am actively saving up for a simple shapton 16k which I feel I'll never have the money for lol

The important question is who here can build one for less then $50 and post the plans quickest.

Brake Drum forge, salvaged motor buffer and belt sander, diy hollow grinder....
A poor man's straight razor shop would be wonderful.

I probably should delete this thread so that a good buddy in the twin cities doesn't see it.

I keep one in each bathroom

I thought if I got one of these I could screw up hundreds of razors in just hours.

I keep mine next to the CNC machine in the spare bedroom across from the Atomic Hydrogen Torch.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I probably should delete this thread so that a good buddy in the twin cities doesn't see it.

Coming soon: The GrindyDance Double Grinder, made from washing machine, treadmill, 19th century hydraulic press parts and a whole lotta determination and knowhow...

You guys should be nicer to Randy, you know that he cant help himself.

BTW Randy, when you do get one of these I would like to come up and see/use it, thanks buddy.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

I probably should delete this thread so that a good buddy in the twin cities doesn't see it.

You just dont want him to get it before you! ;P