Drawbores

Here's a pair of joiner's draw ores, fashioned from reclaimed sharpening steels (blued), with homemade cherry (gleaned locally) handles.Attachment 7543

I haven't used drawbores very often, but having got the material, and knowing that commercial drawbores fetch good money, I thought that I might as well do something simple with them.Attachment 7544

I seem to have three and a half pairs. But I have since acquired several more steels.Attachment 7545

Happy to accept bids from timber-framers as well as joiners!

Thanks Philip! We've added your Drawbores to our Woodworking category, as well as to your builder page: Philip Davies' Homemade Tools. Your receipt:

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