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[RustiePyles CPG]

I had a large Star cutter similar to that. It did an OK job.

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I got a Yankee Slicer. Does a much better job in my opinion. It’s a bypass cutter.


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I've restored a number of slicers and plug cutters but the Yankee No.0 is by far my favorite. Here's one I did last year.

“Restoring” a 19th century Yankee No.0 plug slicer. :: Pipes Accessories

I’ve restored/repaired quite a few of these, @georged has one of them I believe. These are not the usual anvil type “tobacco cutter” that does more smashing than cutting. This is a bypass type plug/flake slicer designed to make very fine flake from plug. They were made from 1870’s to the 1910s...

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[craig61a]

I've restored a number of slicers and plug cutters but the Yankee No.0 is by far my favorite. Here's one I did last year.

“Restoring” a 19th century Yankee No.0 plug slicer. :: Pipes Accessories

I’ve restored/repaired quite a few of these, @georged has one of them I believe. These are not the usual anvil type “tobacco cutter” that does more smashing than cutting. This is a bypass type plug/flake slicer designed to make very fine flake from plug. They were made from 1870’s to the 1910s...

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Wow… you went whole hog on that restoration. It looks great!

The Star anvil cutter did an OK job, it was something that I got cheap, repainted and sharpened the blade as best I could.

The Yankee cutter allows me to get fine cuts, about 1/16”, consistently.

 

[AJL67]

Wow… you went whole hog on that restoration. It looks great!

The Star anvil cutter did an OK job, it was something that I got cheap, repainted and sharpened the blade as best I could.

The Yankee cutter allows me to get fine cuts, about 1/16”, consistently.

Dude just follows me around and shows me up.