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The gearshift knob in my '34 Chevy is plain old plastic. There was a deluxe model available which cost 50 cents in 1934. I have a spare shifter which I've threaded to accept threaded inserts. I plan to make several knobs out of different woods and change them occasionally. I have a block of applewood that I squared to about 1 1/2". The knob is about 2". Do I give it to the turner like this or do I "round" it off by sawing the corners? And I assume he could turn several that we could separate after, is that correct?
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