Made my own ferules for TOC grips

bricycle · Mar 29, 2014

Used 1.25" X 15/16" ferules, chucked ferule to a bolt, clamped pipe cutter into vise, placed ferule in cutter, turned with vise grips. Done!

mike j · Mar 30, 2014

Nice job, brass & wood look great together.

jpromo · Mar 30, 2014

Bookmarked. Where did you source a ferrule like that in the first place?

bricycle · Mar 30, 2014

Thanks guys, part #27K30.23 From Lee Valley & Vertitas furniture hardware co. $1.80 ea. 10 or more = $1.35ea.

Boris · Mar 30, 2014

Those grips remind me of something, but I just can't seem to place quite what it is.

vincev · Mar 30, 2014

If those grips vibrated you would be a rich man.

jpromo · Jun 5, 2014

Picked a few up. What length are the originals? They look about a 1/2" but I don't have an example with the ferrule intact. Also, do you know if the length is the same on the "glove" leather grips? Thanks.

bricycle · Jun 5, 2014

jpromo said:
Picked a few up. What length are the originals? They look about a 1/2" but I don't have an example with the ferrule intact. Also, do you know if the length is the same on the "glove" leather grips? Thanks.

I will measure and get back to you.....

spoker · Jun 7, 2014

i had grips like those but every time it got cold my ferreles would fall off

Made my own ferules for TOC grips

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