"tiredofspam" <nospam.nospam.com> wrote in message
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> If you had used a plug cutter to cut new plugs, you wouldn't have to use end grain.
> Just use a cutter bigger than the hole.
> Glue in, and relax. That's kind of why a golf and brake line make sense.
>
> Of go to a hobby supply and get some tubing. Pick out some tubing that fits into
> each other. Then make your own.
> ABout $2...
>
I made mine out of steel roll pins from my hardware store. They last
a hell of a lot longer than brass does. I just wish my DP had a reverse
on it.
Art
In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says...
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> "tiredofspam" <nospam.nospam.com> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > If you had used a plug cutter to cut new plugs, you wouldn't have to use end grain.
> > Just use a cutter bigger than the hole.
> > Glue in, and relax. That's kind of why a golf and brake line make sense.
> >
> > Of go to a hobby supply and get some tubing. Pick out some tubing that fits into
> > each other. Then make your own.
> > ABout $2...
> >
> I made mine out of steel roll pins from my hardware store. They last
> a hell of a lot longer than brass does. I just wish my DP had a reverse
> on it.
If it's belt drive try twisting the belt to a figure 8. Wouldn't run it
that way long--it will kill the belt right quick, but in a pinch it can
be handy.