Woodworking Newsletter Vol. 3, Issue 3 January 2009
	Customer Letter   The handle was then roughed out on the bandsaw, cutting outside of the template line. A coping saw could also be used; it would just take a little longer.     Once the handle was roughed out, I used a rasp to start to shape the handle. I regularly checked the handle to make sure that it felt comfortable when gripped. This has to be the main advantage of making a custom handle—it can be tailored to individual preferences.                     Go to page: 1 2 3 4   Other Articles from this Issue   How to Use Cut Nails   Building a Murphy Bed   Extreme Woodworking   Return to Newsletter Home   What's New in Woodworking   Veritas® Beading Tool Norton 3X Grinding Wheels Crown Molding Hanger Baseboard Coping Fixture   Kreg™ K4 Pocket-Hole Jig Light Bulb Cage Michelangelo Paint Can Holder Flashlight with 9 LEDs	News & Events         Mailing Soon Upcoming Tradeshows Lee Valley Seminars         Features         Subscriber Services       Subscribe Privacy Policy Newsletter Archive