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I am trying to find the grain or stitching # of a #49 & 50 Nicholson cabinet rasp. I would like to compare a known rasp to French made Liogier rasps. The last # 49 Nicholson made in Brazil rasp I bought was worthless in comparison to the one I bought a few years ago. TIA Kenny | ||
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Here is the only equivalent information I have found:
Larry "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history, when everybody stands around reloading" -- Thomas Jefferson | |||
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Not sure what you mean by stitching (I'm guessing I'm learning something new here). I laid a scale on my #49 and counted 15 in an inch. Sound right? | |||
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Larry I found a chart on Liogier site that compares their 8gr to the 49 and their 11 to the # 50. | |||
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gnoahhh They are scaled from 1 being large to 15 being small. I may try a couple Liogier as they are a little cheaper than the Auriou. Not by much. Kenny | |||
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Here is another one, Vallorbe, which is machine made but might meet your requirements. I haven't tried one or had one in hand, but Lie Nielsen is an excellent company with top quality stuff. https://www.lie-nielsen.com/nodes/4095/vallorbe-rasps A good job is sometimes just a series of expertly fixed fark-ups. Let's see.... is it 20 years experience or is it 1 years experience 20 times? And I will have you know that I am not an old fart. I am a curmudgeon. A curmudgeon is an old fart with an extensive vocabulary and a really bad attitude. | |||
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The BIG difference is that the nicholsons are not hand stiched. That sucks. | |||
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