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I didn't want to disturb the handle in the head, since I think it is glued in. It shows no signs of movement.
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I'm thinking before gluing trace the profile and waste a bunch of wood before the glue up. But whatever works for you, end result is all that matters.
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I think I'll let nature color the handle before I refinish it. Wood repairs done.
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(02-15-2019, 07:53 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: I think I'll let nature color the handle before I refinish it.
Won't take long. It's amazing how dirty clean wood is.
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