Shop Miscellany #22

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Lobular drive shaft
Headset connector Shell Repair
Dog leash
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[@hilltopmachineworks2131]

I wonder if you could get some strips of kevlar? That would slow the dogs down chewing leads in half.

[@DudleyToolwright]

Not a bad idea, if I could find some Kevlar that was wide enough.

[@be007]

nice drills......untill you have to sharper them ? cheers ben.

[@DudleyToolwright]

Definitely true. Re-Sharpening them would be very difficult to do off-hand or with a traditional setup.

[@alanjackson4397]

Use heat shrink on it

[@DudleyToolwright]

Heat shrink is a great idea, especially the stuff with the adhesive that melts when you heat it inside.

[@Dogfather66227]

Very nice to see the dogs. I used to make Martingale collars for my greyhounds using a heavy duty sewing machine on nylon webbing about 1-1/2 to 2” wide. Cutting the ends with a hot knife was enough to prevent fraying. I would think you might be able to do similarly with narrower material for leads to avoid having to double it back. BTW the hardware for leads (and sight hound collars) is readily available online.

[@DudleyToolwright]

Thank you very much and I appreciate the info. We use harnesses instead of Martingale collars.