[Crw-talk] CRW Newsletter

[Stromberg, James C.]

There is a tool which takes raw pieces of wood and makes sort of a
pencil sharpened end which then goes into a hole.  It is used on
primitive furniture, where the raw logs are used.  
 
I suppose one could do that on a lathe, but I was told there is a tool
that does this.  Does anyone know what it is called and where it might
be purchased.  As far as I can tell, it would look, or act, like a giant
pencil sharpener.
 
Thanks,
 
 
Jim
 

James Stromberg 
Senior Help Desk Specialist 
Information Technology 
Patient Accounting Ancillary Systems 
Office Location: Rosa Parks Pavilion 3-70-10 
Phone: 507-538-1025 
Pager: 127-07432 
E-mail: Stromberg.James at Mayo.Edu 
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Mayo Clinic 
200 First Street S.W. 
Rochester, MN  55905 
www.mayoclinic.org 

 

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