CRB Steel Turning Mandrels

SKU: SM18-5/16
Sale price$14.05 USD

Size: 5/16"
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CRB Steel Turning Mandrels

Product Details

18" Oil hardened steel mandrels with 60° taper in each end for live center. These mandrels have been designed for use in turning cork and EVA handles. Now includes a pair of adjustable, removable collars to secure your handle in place while you shape it.

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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Customer Reviews

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Valarie Lemas (Anchorage, AK, US)
Mandrels

Nice product, used them on a couple ice rods

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Jason Baker (Cumming, GA, US)
It works and sized right

It’s a mandrel - a steel rod not much to review but it works fine and the sizes fit- be sure to get the wax though if you have a mold release wax? Same same but you need to epoxy the EVA to the mandrel

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Patrick Wentling (Hummelstown, PA, US)
Good Product - Be careful when removing grips

I bought a few of these to start building my own grips. They work great but keep a few things in mind.

1. I ordered a few extra collars to put a thicker OD on the end and help the jaws on the power wrapper grip it.

2. If you use a hammer to loosen the grip from the mandrel when finished, it may "mushroom" the end making it difficult to remove a collar.

Keeping those things in mind. This is the perfect tool to build your custom rod grips.

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Dave O (Olympia, WA, US)
Thank you MudHole!

Hard to find a mandrel long enough to do my grips but sure enough, Mud Hole has them. And for a good price too. No problems using the 1/4 on my lathe. It is indeed a little longer than needed, which puts a little flex in the long span, however no issues using it. I’ve done many 7” and a couple 10/11” grips on it.

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Kenny Correll (Orlando, FL, US)
Work great for cork

Works as should

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