corksrew worms?????

[hacd]

One of my boating friends gave me 45 pound chunk of lignum vitae -200 years old- the catch is that i must make him a wooden double action cork screw.
The wood part is straight forward enough but i have no idea as to where i can find a suitable metal worm i e the cork extacting bit .
I dont want to have to fabricate it my self as the effort in volved machine ing ect tempering ect the metal might make the project un feasable.

Any one know where i might find a supplier of corkscrew worms?

[hacd]

One of my boating friends gave me 45 pound chunk of lignum vitae -200 years old- the catch is that i must make him a wooden double action cork screw.
The wood part is straight forward enough but i have no idea as to where i can find a suitable metal worm i e the cork extacting bit .
I dont want to have to fabricate it my self as the effort in volved machine ing ect tempering ect the metal might make the project un feasable.

Any one know where i might find a supplier of corkscrew worms?

[hacd]

One of my boating friends gave me 45 pound chunk of lignum vitae -200 years old- the catch is that i must make him a wooden double action cork screw.
The wood part is straight forward enough but i have no idea as to where i can find a suitable metal worm i e the cork extacting bit .
I dont want to have to fabricate it my self as the effort in volved machine ing ect tempering ect the metal might make the project un feasable.

Any one know where i might find a supplier of corkscrew worms?

[T.KAMILA]

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[T.KAMILA]

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[T.KAMILA]

http://www.woodturnerscatalog.com/shop_default.html

[ken mcclure]

Go to the mall and look for one of those stores that sells all the kitchen utensils. Should be quite a choice for very little money. Whack off the plastic handle, and voila' !


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[ken mcclure]

Go to the mall and look for one of those stores that sells all the kitchen utensils. Should be quite a choice for very little money. Whack off the plastic handle, and voila' !


(GRUMP) After a discussion of my typing prowress, I find myself editing.

[This message has been edited by kwmcclure (edited 06-20-2001).]

[ken mcclure]

Go to the mall and look for one of those stores that sells all the kitchen utensils. Should be quite a choice for very little money. Whack off the plastic handle, and voila' !


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[This message has been edited by kwmcclure (edited 06-20-2001).]

[ken mcclure]

Oh. And for a really BIG corkscrew, go the the pet supply store and get one of the doohickeys that screw into the ground to attach the dog's chain to.

[ken mcclure]

Oh. And for a really BIG corkscrew, go the the pet supply store and get one of the doohickeys that screw into the ground to attach the dog's chain to.

[ken mcclure]

Oh. And for a really BIG corkscrew, go the the pet supply store and get one of the doohickeys that screw into the ground to attach the dog's chain to.

[htom]

Best worms that I know of are those in the ScrewPull products; correctly pitched, sharp, and Teflon coated. You'd probably have to buy one of them and manage to take it apart.

[htom]

Best worms that I know of are those in the ScrewPull products; correctly pitched, sharp, and Teflon coated. You'd probably have to buy one of them and manage to take it apart.

[htom]

Best worms that I know of are those in the ScrewPull products; correctly pitched, sharp, and Teflon coated. You'd probably have to buy one of them and manage to take it apart.

[paladin]

Darn...HTOM...THAT'S what those are for. I thought you connected a couple of those things together with the strap and used it as a cat carrier, one screwed into each end of the cat...........

[paladin]

Darn...HTOM...THAT'S what those are for. I thought you connected a couple of those things together with the strap and used it as a cat carrier, one screwed into each end of the cat...........

[paladin]

Darn...HTOM...THAT'S what those are for. I thought you connected a couple of those things together with the strap and used it as a cat carrier, one screwed into each end of the cat...........

[ken mcclure]

Cat carrier. LOL !

The instructions say to duct tape the cat first so it doesn't split.

[ken mcclure]

Cat carrier. LOL !

The instructions say to duct tape the cat first so it doesn't split.

[ken mcclure]

Cat carrier. LOL !

The instructions say to duct tape the cat first so it doesn't split.

[Michael]

And always start with a liberal application of CPES

[Michael]

And always start with a liberal application of CPES

[Michael]

And always start with a liberal application of CPES

[thechemist]

Ya know...having had a few cats myself [well...been owned by...]...it might stop the hair-shedding problems [and the attendant hairballs]. That's a great idea!

[thechemist]

Ya know...having had a few cats myself [well...been owned by...]...it might stop the hair-shedding problems [and the attendant hairballs]. That's a great idea!

[thechemist]

Ya know...having had a few cats myself [well...been owned by...]...it might stop the hair-shedding problems [and the attendant hairballs]. That's a great idea!

[hacd]

hmm
the fella is going to be fairly surprised when he gets his new cork puller /cat carrier

[hacd]

hmm
the fella is going to be fairly surprised when he gets his new cork puller /cat carrier

[hacd]

hmm
the fella is going to be fairly surprised when he gets his new cork puller /cat carrier

[PugetSound]

Why be conventional? Design your own combination air powered corkscrew/cat carrier. Think like "Tim the Toolman Taylor" and go for the power. I'd say about 3,000 psi ought to pop that cork.....

[PugetSound]

Why be conventional? Design your own combination air powered corkscrew/cat carrier. Think like "Tim the Toolman Taylor" and go for the power. I'd say about 3,000 psi ought to pop that cork.....

[PugetSound]

Why be conventional? Design your own combination air powered corkscrew/cat carrier. Think like "Tim the Toolman Taylor" and go for the power. I'd say about 3,000 psi ought to pop that cork.....

[doorstop]

Speaking as a woodturner, reduce the air pressure as it may harm the cabernet sauvignon .... http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/wink.gif

[doorstop]

Speaking as a woodturner, reduce the air pressure as it may harm the cabernet sauvignon .... http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/wink.gif

[doorstop]

Speaking as a woodturner, reduce the air pressure as it may harm the cabernet sauvignon .... http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/wink.gif

[hacd]

the wine may disguise the blood.........

[hacd]

the wine may disguise the blood.........

[hacd]

the wine may disguise the blood.........