Thread: Show The World How You've Modified Your Tools To Work For What You Needed/Razors etc

Lowly branch handle in an ergonomic shape. Sand paper strips fit over the bubble wrap and under the rubber bands. Salvaged from razor mail, minus what nature provided.

Originally Posted by Chevhead

That is what I use.

Same here! They don't have all junk tools!!! I have found a few useful things at Harbor Freight. I bought a set of hole punches at Harbor Freight to punch holes through masking tape to put around pins on scales in case I do slip for protection of the scales. I made my own pin punch out of a bunch of allen wrenches I have. I cut the L part off with a cutoff tool & use a bench grinder to grind it down to size. When I was turning wrenches on Harley's, accessories would come with allen wrenches in the kit & they make good home made tools. I have a baggie full of different size allen wrenches. I have used carbide burring bits in an air tool to put a concave on a 1/16" punch to round the tops of pins.

Got one of those myself. Work's pretty well.

SLawman

Hi folks, I've enjoyed reading all the posts and thought I would share this: I was wanting to clean one of my Razors and as you can see an old Yake type key and some file work and I have a usable Fat Boy Spanner.

Cheers.

The spanner is used to remove the end cap of the Fatboy?

Originally Posted by randydance062449

The spanner is used to remove the end cap of the Fatboy?

Yes, it appears so to me.

Originally Posted by randydance062449

The spanner is used to remove the end cap of the Fatboy?

Yes, there is also a crimped version like you see on a slim, but the threaded version is so much easier to work with.

Originally Posted by MattCB

Yes, there is also a crimped version like you see on a slim, but the threaded version is so much easier to work with.

Looks like this: