Tip tool
- Thread starter Cueball13
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Get yourself a piece of 220 sandpaper, it work creat for scuffing up a tip, if you need to burnish your tip, a NEW Dollar Bill works great.
Simple solution, and will not set you deep in debt.
I have the following I use seldom.
Dime Radius Willart
Porper Tip Burnisher
Tip Tapper
Grand total investment under $15.00 should last forever, unless you loose em.
Simple solution, and will not set you deep in debt.
I have the following I use seldom.
Dime Radius Willart
Porper Tip Burnisher
Tip Tapper
Grand total investment under $15.00 should last forever, unless you loose em.
My recommend that one too
Gman***
Member
If I install a new layered tip , can the Willart be used to bring the new tip to a finished dime ? I thought it might be a little to course to use ? One more question, can you use the nickel radius file ( tweetens) and then use the dime Willarts to finish it off ?
Willard are great shapers, the down side is they remove a lot of material.
Use sparklingly. The 220 is my go to to scuff a tad. AKA little amount.
If you over use Willard, you will be replacing tips. Frequently.
JMHO
Use sparklingly. The 220 is my go to to scuff a tad. AKA little amount.
If you over use Willard, you will be replacing tips. Frequently.
JMHO
For NEW tips (Non-lathe) I smack into a rough shape with Bastard file, then burnish with leather & fine tune with Last4Ever (or your preference, I also like Williard Tool.)