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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: L o G on January 15, 2004, 10:10:01 PM
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As the title says this is kind of a dumb question, but what tool is used to work out the thumb hole. I have swelling problems and am wanting to get something to make more room for my thumb in the hole and my driller is not always in. So what would be a good tool to get, I was thinking a beveling knife but then thought it was only for the edge of the thumb hole.
Thanks,
Deadman
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Deadman Walkin
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Bevel knife, workout tool, rasp, rough sandapaper, all followed by smoother paper work!
Regards,
Luckylefty
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sanding screen is great,..ask the pro shop for a piece, or you can pick it up at any hardware department...1"X 3" WORKS GREAT...
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je
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I would suggest the Ebonite work out tool.
http://www.bowlersparadise.com/shop/bm/ebonite/index.shtml#round-rasp
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www.desplainesradio.com
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I use emery paper cut to fit around my index finger.
If I need to open the thumb up a bunch, I wet sand it.
I put the ball on a ball cup, and my finger in the thumb hole, with the sandpaper wrapped around my finger.
If I need the entire hole opened up, I turn the ball while moving my finger. If I just need one part of the thumb hole opened up, I move the sand paper.
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Deadman -- Consider having your ball driller install a Thumbillow or Magic Carpet. Either of these gives some room for swelling. -- JohnP
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Thank you all for your replys. I allready to the sand paper around the finger thing (even taped it around a marker and used it that way). I already use Magic Carpet (Thanks Ron) it is the sides of my thumb that I have problems with. I will most likely get something like the Ebonite Workout tool, thanks again everyone.
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Deadman Walkin