Patrick Cross on fri 4 may 07
Oooowee, I think I just stumbled on something neat. I've had a used,
pawn-shop-find hand tool for a while that I thought might be one of those
things you'd use to press in the rubber spline on a window screen...except
it's much heavier duty than it needs to be for that. So I got curious and
Googled EVERHARD Canton, OH USA...which is all that I could find on the head
of the tool I have. Turns out it has something to do with repairing
tires....putting in patches and such...AND the company has a whole slew of
differently shaped heavy rollers that look as though they'd work great in
clay as well. Have a look for yourself...
http://www.everhard.com/Main/Prodline/CatalogByIndustry/ChooseCouponCAT.asp?IND=3&CAT=65
Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
David Hendley on fri 4 may 07
Patrick, you have inadvertently discovered our own
Hank Murrow's "Hank's Roller Tool"!
Looking at the website, I don't think I can resist ordering
a "butt splicer"!!!
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
david(at)farmpots(dot)com
http://www.farmpots.com
----- Original Message -----
> Oooowee, I think I just stumbled on something neat. I've had a used,
> pawn-shop-find hand tool for a while that I thought might be one of those
> things you'd use to press in the rubber spline on a window screen...except
> it's much heavier duty than it needs to be for that. So I got curious and
> Googled EVERHARD Canton, OH USA...which is all that I could find on the
> head
> of the tool I have. Turns out it has something to do with repairing
> tires....putting in patches and such...AND the company has a whole slew of
> differently shaped heavy rollers that look as though they'd work great in
> clay as well. Have a look for yourself...
>
> http://www.everhard.com/Main/Prodline/CatalogByIndustry/ChooseCouponCAT.asp?IND=3&CAT=65
>
> Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
Patrick Cross on fri 4 may 07
Yep...I got a 13yrold-boy giggle out of that one too...huhuh, butt splicer
huhuh.
Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
On 5/4/07, David Hendley wrote:
>
> Patrick, you have inadvertently discovered our own
> Hank Murrow's "Hank's Roller Tool"!
> Looking at the website, I don't think I can resist ordering
> a "butt splicer"!!!
>
> David Hendley
> Maydelle, Texas
> david(at)farmpots(dot)com
> http://www.farmpots.com
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> > Oooowee, I think I just stumbled on something neat. I've had a used,
> > pawn-shop-find hand tool for a while that I thought might be one of
> those
> > things you'd use to press in the rubber spline on a window
> screen...except
> > it's much heavier duty than it needs to be for that. So I got curious
> and
> > Googled EVERHARD Canton, OH USA...which is all that I could find on the
> > head
> > of the tool I have. Turns out it has something to do with repairing
> > tires....putting in patches and such...AND the company has a whole slew
> of
> > differently shaped heavy rollers that look as though they'd work great
> in
> > clay as well. Have a look for yourself...
> >
> >
> http://www.everhard.com/Main/Prodline/CatalogByIndustry/ChooseCouponCAT.asp?IND=3&CAT=65
> >
> > Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
>
>
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Hank Murrow on fri 4 may 07
On May 4, 2007, at 1:26 PM, David Hendley wrote:
> Patrick, you have inadvertently discovered our own
> Hank Murrow's "Hank's Roller Tool"!
> Looking at the website, I don't think I can resist ordering
> a "butt splicer"!!!
Dear David and Patrick;
Look carefully at the roller tools............. in working with the
Everhard Co, they helped me come up with a single yoke design with a
zinc plated steel roller, so the yoke doesn't interfere with the rim
of the pot while rolling a foot, and it won't rust. Great folks to
work with........... and reasonable if you order 48 of them at a
time. Not in their catalog though. Trouble is....... you will want a
RingBat to make it all work slickly.
Cheers, Hank, and thanks for the plug!
www.murrow.biz/hank
steve graber on fri 4 may 07
really cool tools! i acquired the Porcupine style a few years back. never knew what it was used for. altough i've seen some similar things for wallpapering.
post some pictures of your results!
see ya
steve
ww.graberspottery.com
The Steve Tool for awesum texture on pots
David Hendley wrote:
Patrick, you have inadvertently discovered our own
Hank Murrow's "Hank's Roller Tool"!
Looking at the website, I don't think I can resist ordering
a "butt splicer"!!!
David Hendley
Maydelle, Texas
david(at)farmpots(dot)com
http://www.farmpots.com
----- Original Message -----
> Oooowee, I think I just stumbled on something neat. I've had a used,
> pawn-shop-find hand tool for a while that I thought might be one of those
> things you'd use to press in the rubber spline on a window screen...except
> it's much heavier duty than it needs to be for that. So I got curious and
> Googled EVERHARD Canton, OH USA...which is all that I could find on the
> head
> of the tool I have. Turns out it has something to do with repairing
> tires....putting in patches and such...AND the company has a whole slew of
> differently shaped heavy rollers that look as though they'd work great in
> clay as well. Have a look for yourself...
>
> http://www.everhard.com/Main/Prodline/CatalogByIndustry/ChooseCouponCAT.asp?IND=3&CAT=65
>
> Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
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Bunny Lemak on sat 5 may 07
>Oooowee, I think I just stumbled on something neat. I've had a used,
>pawn-shop-find hand tool for a while that I thought might be one of those
>things you'd use to press in the rubber spline on a window screen...except
>it's much heavier duty than it needs to be for that. So I got curious and
>Googled EVERHARD Canton, OH USA...which is all that I could find on the
head
>of the tool I have. Turns out it has something to do with repairing
>tires....putting in patches and such...AND the company has a whole slew of
>differently shaped heavy rollers that look as though they'd work great in
>clay as well. Have a look for yourself...
>
>http://www.everhard.com/Main/Prodline/CatalogByIndustry/ChooseCouponCAT.as
p?IND=3&CAT=65
>
>Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
Wow, what a cool site, but for the life of me I could not find a price
list! Does anyone know how much these tools cost, and if we can order
like one of each or does it have to be a business ordering in large
quanitites????
There are a quite a few that I would like to purchase!!
Bunny
Mike on sat 5 may 07
I was especially struck by the 'butt splicer'. Now there's a name for a
tool.
Mike
in Taku, Japan
karatsupots.blogspot.com
potteryofjapan.com
Patrick Cross wrote:
> Oooowee, I think I just stumbled on something neat. I've had a used,
> pawn-shop-find hand tool for a while that I thought might be one of those
> things you'd use to press in the rubber spline on a window
> screen...except
> it's much heavier duty than it needs to be for that. So I got curious
> and
> Googled EVERHARD Canton, OH USA...which is all that I could find on
> the head
> of the tool I have. Turns out it has something to do with repairing
> tires....putting in patches and such...AND the company has a whole
> slew of
> differently shaped heavy rollers that look as though they'd work great in
> clay as well. Have a look for yourself...
>
> http://www.everhard.com/Main/Prodline/CatalogByIndustry/ChooseCouponCAT.asp?IND=3&CAT=65
>
>
> Patrick Cross (cone10soda)
>
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