Bluebolt, I couldn't find a model plate anywhere on this saw, any idea where to look? Do you happen to have the table insert for the 9"?
Good find Alienbaby!! That rolling work bench looks heavy duty and the rest ain't to shabby either!
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Bluebolt, I couldn't find a model plate anywhere on this saw, any idea where to look? Do you happen to have the table insert for the 9"?
Good find Alienbaby!! That rolling work bench looks heavy duty and the rest ain't to shabby either!
bisley45
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ArtDeco
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Alienbaby17 ***** ***** ***** *****
flying eyeball
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williams, plvmb, challenger
craftsman and kobalt mini knippers
$10
craftsman and kobalt mini knippers
$10
Yes Bisley, I should have kept reading past the Manufacturer's name...Right after Simpson, it says Model No. 103.21840
That's the number for the jointer, what's on the saw?
JeremyBurke
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Not a garage sale it was Craigslist but it was still a good deal. $25 for this little block head on the original stand. It isn't a commercial version but it is very smooth and nearly silent. This one was for a friend but I got the fun and finding and securing the deal. I will try to add more pictures later.
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frugalscotty
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Found this 8" Proto adjustable at Goodwill today. $4 looks hardly used.
There were several promising estate sales today, so I decided to make a day of it - or half a day anyhow. Only one had enough people that the dreaded take a number kicked in, and I only had to wait 10 minutes or so. I ended up visiting 3 sales and one used tool store and came away with: Craftsman 5" vise - recent, Chinese. Wilton Shop King 3 1/2" missing Hardy and vise jaws but in great condition. Littlestown 140 4" vise, beat up but not rusty, serviceable, and 6 C-clamps 2 1/2" -6", all Adjustable, Brink&Cotton and Cincinnati. Some rust, but not twisted or sprung. I couldn't resist the 100' tape measure just because it's Lufkin. Total tab was $59.
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that was the only number I could see, no plate on the saw. The joiner number comes up with the saw combo below.http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?id=15406
alinc100
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Two sales today . Both had a few tools ,one I had a super blunder at. Which you can read about here:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4142597#post4142597
It was my idiot moment of the day
Came away with this stuff for a $125 total between the two sales:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4142597#post4142597
It was my idiot moment of the day
Came away with this stuff for a $125 total between the two sales:
rmalkow2
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Two sales today . Both had a few tools ,one I had a super blunder at. Which you can read about here:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4142597#post4142597
It was my idiot moment of the day
Came away with this stuff for a $125 total between the two sales:
What is the small socket set box in the upper right corner of pic #1? Craftsman by chance? Any idea how old?
ShadowRuleZ
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I saw the snap-on and proto bit sets on CL the other day, they had a sale going on? Glad to see you're still making it out even with work!
Indexmill
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Got this from a stoner for $50:
What's a stoner?
Bobcat753
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Some one who does drugs. Mostly weed/grass/marijuna all the same thing.
jakemac
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I feel old. 
Since we are talking about drugs, I am going on a binge tomorrow, lol. Had to work last weekend and rain killed the sles weekend before. Im going to buy stuff I don't need just cause I can. Got a pile of 1s and 5s. Im ready.
http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?id=15406
I am fairly sure it is a 103.20000, 20001, 20002 or 20003. Saws all look the same by photos. I have parts for a 103.2000 which I am sure fit all of them. Will look for the table insert. That saw table is bigger than your 8", see how the jointer is shorter? And the pedestal base won't fit your older 8" either.
Edit I do have the insert along with other parts.
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alinc100
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It has no visible markings.
I will look again to be sure but the other is an Armstrong with a few Armstrong sockets.
Canoe50
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Yup, & getting "stoned" was the popular term used back then for getting high.
AE2
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Post hole auger $1 at garage sale yesterday.
rmalkow2
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Thanks, I'm looking for a 1935 vintage box or set, 9/32" drive that came inside a larger carry box and 1/2" drive set. Trying to slowly piece this set back together.
I had a good morning, I found a Dillon/Henrob cutting torch kit for $2. I also picked up a Coleman white gas lantern, stove, and heater for $12. I've never seen a heater before and I can't quite figure the thing out, anybody ever use one?
pretty nice find today. wished i could have found some missing sockets, but no luck. all rusty or china junk.
flooring knife $1
dewalt 1/2 vsr drill. $15. 129 at lowes, i didnt think it was that much.
made in usa porter cable 3/8 rubber air hose $8
dewalt quick connect bit holder. free
mac 1" combo wrench $5
mac double box 3/4 and 7/8 $5
all screwdrivers in pic for 10 bucks. all the cman must have been traded out. 2 long 20" ones that are china. the small black handle is a snap on. you can see it in the handle, but all writing is one.
(not pictured) HON 6ft tall all metal double door office cabinet. $30.00 in near new shape. snap ring is missing off back side of handle, so it doesnt work right. prob why they sold. $525 at office depot. ive been looking for one for a while and cant ever find anything but the 3ft double doors.
a cool homeade 1/2 super extra long combo wrench. one end brazed, other end mig welded. pretty neat. $1
hf stubby sae and mm ratcheting combos brand new $10
hf dual drive ratchet brand new $5
and my favorite im probably going to keep or flip, not sure what its worth???
snap on fv71 3/8" ratchet. i was told this was a military spec. guy told me not to break it as there is no warranty with part #'s with a V ??? maybe i can make something on it.
flooring knife $1
dewalt 1/2 vsr drill. $15. 129 at lowes, i didnt think it was that much.
made in usa porter cable 3/8 rubber air hose $8
dewalt quick connect bit holder. free
mac 1" combo wrench $5
mac double box 3/4 and 7/8 $5
all screwdrivers in pic for 10 bucks. all the cman must have been traded out. 2 long 20" ones that are china. the small black handle is a snap on. you can see it in the handle, but all writing is one.
(not pictured) HON 6ft tall all metal double door office cabinet. $30.00 in near new shape. snap ring is missing off back side of handle, so it doesnt work right. prob why they sold. $525 at office depot. ive been looking for one for a while and cant ever find anything but the 3ft double doors.
a cool homeade 1/2 super extra long combo wrench. one end brazed, other end mig welded. pretty neat. $1
hf stubby sae and mm ratcheting combos brand new $10
hf dual drive ratchet brand new $5
and my favorite im probably going to keep or flip, not sure what its worth???
snap on fv71 3/8" ratchet. i was told this was a military spec. guy told me not to break it as there is no warranty with part #'s with a V ??? maybe i can make something on it.
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AE2, that is my favorite style of post hole digger. We once started adding pipe to the shank (they are pipe threaded) to see how deep we could go at my old house. We went about 15-20 ft and hit sand and water... We couldn't really get any further because the sand kept collapsing and back filling.
alinc100
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Hit two sales today. One advertised being open at 12:00 the other was the 3rd day of a sale ,well advertised and it opened at 10:00. Stopped at the first house and got my place in line ...#2 !! I went over to the 10:00 sale and found to my amazement alot of stuff for the end of a sale.It was priced a bit high but it was 1/2 off day so I didn't do too badly
A bunch of Matco,Snap On,Craftsman,Craftsman Professional Screwdrivers
Couple pair of Channellock items
Craftsman Impact Socket set SAE
Matco 23 pc 1/2" drive metric socket set from 10mm to 32 mm
A test light
and an IR Impact wrench for a friend who has been looking for one.
total at this stop was $125.00
The box of swivel sockets are from the next sale but got into the wrong photo grouping
Second stop opened at noon and while we were waiting in line,estate sale folks let others in the garage as it was around the corner. Fortunately it was only a couple people and they didn't pick fast.
I started filling my bag with items,nothing priced,made a pile and asked for a tally and continued to shop while they were doing math. First total was $60 and I was quite happy so I shopped more and found another $20 worth of stuff to buy. In the second sweep I found the double ended Crescent wrench along with several other Snap On wrenches as I was pleased with their pricing skills.
The impacts are Snap On ,I need 3/4" and 7/8" to complete the set
Crows feet are Snap On,
Ratchets are SK Wayne,Craftsman BE,Craftsman C,Duro
Sockets are Snap On ,Craftsman =v= series and an odd SK,Williams mixed in.
T-Bars are Craftsman and Snap On
Kent Moore carb tool
Proto Puller/slide hammer
pony spring clamps
Wrenches from Snap On and Herbrand
one small Plvmb doe wrench
Time to clean and sort and put away.
A bunch of Matco,Snap On,Craftsman,Craftsman Professional Screwdrivers
Couple pair of Channellock items
Craftsman Impact Socket set SAE
Matco 23 pc 1/2" drive metric socket set from 10mm to 32 mm
A test light
and an IR Impact wrench for a friend who has been looking for one.
total at this stop was $125.00
The box of swivel sockets are from the next sale but got into the wrong photo grouping
Second stop opened at noon and while we were waiting in line,estate sale folks let others in the garage as it was around the corner. Fortunately it was only a couple people and they didn't pick fast.
I started filling my bag with items,nothing priced,made a pile and asked for a tally and continued to shop while they were doing math. First total was $60 and I was quite happy so I shopped more and found another $20 worth of stuff to buy. In the second sweep I found the double ended Crescent wrench along with several other Snap On wrenches as I was pleased with their pricing skills.
The impacts are Snap On ,I need 3/4" and 7/8" to complete the set
Crows feet are Snap On,
Ratchets are SK Wayne,Craftsman BE,Craftsman C,Duro
Sockets are Snap On ,Craftsman =v= series and an odd SK,Williams mixed in.
T-Bars are Craftsman and Snap On
Kent Moore carb tool
Proto Puller/slide hammer
pony spring clamps
Wrenches from Snap On and Herbrand
one small Plvmb doe wrench
Time to clean and sort and put away.
AE2
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That kind is so much easier to use than the chompers.
OK, fairly quick run today, but not bad at all.
two bucks at the first YS for a pair of Utica Bell Sys Needlenose, and Plumb Proto & Indestro Sockets and the dead calipers were thrown in free; a small Plane for 5 bucks, and ten 20 Ga. Shot shells for a buck at the HS fla market which was my last stop.
At an Estate sale (#1) This box cost me $10; two sets of gloves, and details pics of the rest to follow:
From the bottom; SO Challenger, Proto, 2 Plumb, P&C, Penen's, Ford, Long C Craftsman wrenches, Klien Linemans (No date? ) and a no name BP. I usually pass on no names these days, but I liked the extended body of this one.
2 sets of 1/2" drive sockets: Wright with the short breaker and extension, and Penen's with the long breker, extension adn Ratchet. Plus 2 sockets: SO & Craftsman
Estate sale #2 al for $8 - A Body hammer, 16" P&C 3/4" drive extension, Pexto Snips, and a Wrench Clip:
Lifetime supply of 180 grit Sanding Discs,and a Gear/Pulley puller
A US Baton holster?, a bag of new lug nuts, and 11 Lbs of ball bearings
two bucks at the first YS for a pair of Utica Bell Sys Needlenose, and Plumb Proto & Indestro Sockets and the dead calipers were thrown in free; a small Plane for 5 bucks, and ten 20 Ga. Shot shells for a buck at the HS fla market which was my last stop.
At an Estate sale (#1) This box cost me $10; two sets of gloves, and details pics of the rest to follow:
From the bottom; SO Challenger, Proto, 2 Plumb, P&C, Penen's, Ford, Long C Craftsman wrenches, Klien Linemans (No date?
) and a no name BP. I usually pass on no names these days, but I liked the extended body of this one.2 sets of 1/2" drive sockets: Wright with the short breaker and extension, and Penen's with the long breker, extension adn Ratchet. Plus 2 sockets: SO & Craftsman
Estate sale #2 al for $8 - A Body hammer, 16" P&C 3/4" drive extension, Pexto Snips, and a Wrench Clip:
Lifetime supply of 180 grit Sanding Discs,and a Gear/Pulley puller
A US Baton holster?, a bag of new lug nuts, and 11 Lbs of ball bearings
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And some Free Stuff:
A neighbor was having a yard sale and gave me this box! (Cause it's old!)
The still worthwhile stuff inside:
And a road side PU: a 10X10, a 6X6, 2 4X4's and a 3X4. Well used for palletizing something but usable for similar or as skids...
A neighbor was having a yard sale and gave me this box! (Cause it's old!)
The still worthwhile stuff inside:
And a road side PU: a 10X10, a 6X6, 2 4X4's and a 3X4. Well used for palletizing something but usable for similar or as skids...
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davethorik
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Not a screaming deal but I think I did alright. I found a new guy to buy machinist tools from, he has tons of nos. He teaches machining at a career center. I picked these up today for $80 total.
1). Starrett S-555Z-7 seven piece jeweler's screwdriver set, new in box.
2). Starrett #20 solid square 6" in beautiful original wooden box.
3). Lastly, a Lufkin #901AS master planer gage set. NOS never been used. fine main adjustment. has cross and plumb levels, scriber attachments, and height extension posts. I have been lusting after one of these for a while but they are always north of $200. This one is PERFECT and has original cardboard box over pristine original wood box.
1). Starrett S-555Z-7 seven piece jeweler's screwdriver set, new in box.
2). Starrett #20 solid square 6" in beautiful original wooden box.
3). Lastly, a Lufkin #901AS master planer gage set. NOS never been used. fine main adjustment. has cross and plumb levels, scriber attachments, and height extension posts. I have been lusting after one of these for a while but they are always north of $200. This one is PERFECT and has original cardboard box over pristine original wood box.
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jeffmoss26
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Only went to one sale today, in the pouring rain.
12 bucks for all:
Unmarked plastic hammer, Quick Grip clamp, Craftsman and Utica tongue and groove pliers, couple small screwdrivers, Craftsman scratch awl, NOS Stanley nailset, NOS Eklind hex key set.
12 bucks for all:
Unmarked plastic hammer, Quick Grip clamp, Craftsman and Utica tongue and groove pliers, couple small screwdrivers, Craftsman scratch awl, NOS Stanley nailset, NOS Eklind hex key set.
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Flatintoone
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Good stuff, guys!
I've been falling a little behind here... This is from a flea market last Sunday. Not many tools. In fact, I had to dig through a box of rusty junk to find these:
Plomb DBE, Proto Los Angeles DBE and combo, Vlchek offset DBE, Challenger DOE, New Britain combo, Craftsman and early Blackhawk sockets.
Did a bit better today. Pics to follow...
I've been falling a little behind here... This is from a flea market last Sunday. Not many tools. In fact, I had to dig through a box of rusty junk to find these:
Plomb DBE, Proto Los Angeles DBE and combo, Vlchek offset DBE, Challenger DOE, New Britain combo, Craftsman and early Blackhawk sockets.
Did a bit better today. Pics to follow...
madison069
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I didn't go to any garage sales today but I did set up a table at a church garage sale!
I didn't do too well as not a lot of folks came to it, but oh well.
One guy came by my table and goes"There's still tools here!!?!?!" He said usually tools are gone by the time he shows up! I didn't think I had them price high but like a said more women came the men and this one guy bought a motor and a storage container off me. Another guy picked a few sockets out of my craftsman odd balls sockets and said that's all he wanted even though I offered him the whole box for just $2 more and it had 28 more sockets in it??
Oh well, I 'll post the stuff in the sales section and see if anyone here would be interested!
I didn't do too well as not a lot of folks came to it, but oh well.
One guy came by my table and goes"There's still tools here!!?!?!" He said usually tools are gone by the time he shows up! I didn't think I had them price high but like a said more women came the men and this one guy bought a motor and a storage container off me. Another guy picked a few sockets out of my craftsman odd balls sockets and said that's all he wanted even though I offered him the whole box for just $2 more and it had 28 more sockets in it??
Oh well, I 'll post the stuff in the sales section and see if anyone here would be interested!
Flatintoone
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Today I hit a swap meet that has been a mixed bag. Two years ago it took a while to find stuff worth buying. Last year, on the other hand, I was picking up treasures every time I turned around. This year fell somewhere in between:
Here we have a Craftsman 'V' selector 1/2" drive ratchet that cleaned up better than I thought it would, an SK sliding t-handle, Herbrand and Artisan adjustables (the Artisan has a locking mechanism I hadn't seen before), a later Craftsman 3/8" ratchet, an Indestro Select combo, a Hinsdale DBE, 2 SK combos, and 2 Bonney DOEs I didn't notice were the same until I got home...
These all came from one seller:
Diamalloy dykes, Lodi flat-nose/wire cutting pliers, Meteor ignition pliers, K-D needlenose ignition pliers, and Indestro ignition pliers. Finally, at the bottom is the first pair of Steeldraulic pliers I've ever seen. Was thinking they'd be bigger... These aren't branded, but AA reports that Williams' part number for this tool was 1516.
Next up, sockets:
Two OTC swivels, a Patriot spark plug socket (never seen this brand, but it's obviously Indestro), one MAC, 2 Cornwell, 1 Indestro, 2 Giller, 1 Thorsen, a New Britain sender socket, 1 Armstrong, 3 SK, 3 Bonney, 2 Williams, 1 Craftsman, 1 Proto Los Angeles, and 1 early Blackhawk. The last row represents a disappointment for me. It's all P&C. I was sure I had at least the bigger sizes of a 1/2" drive set after digging through one vendor's box. A second stop yielded the smaller sizes, and I was pretty happy. Until I got home and looked closely at what I'd actually picked up. 4 7/8" sockets and 4 1-1/8" sockets...
I'll wrap today up in the next post,
Here we have a Craftsman 'V' selector 1/2" drive ratchet that cleaned up better than I thought it would, an SK sliding t-handle, Herbrand and Artisan adjustables (the Artisan has a locking mechanism I hadn't seen before), a later Craftsman 3/8" ratchet, an Indestro Select combo, a Hinsdale DBE, 2 SK combos, and 2 Bonney DOEs I didn't notice were the same until I got home...
These all came from one seller:
Diamalloy dykes, Lodi flat-nose/wire cutting pliers, Meteor ignition pliers, K-D needlenose ignition pliers, and Indestro ignition pliers. Finally, at the bottom is the first pair of Steeldraulic pliers I've ever seen. Was thinking they'd be bigger... These aren't branded, but AA reports that Williams' part number for this tool was 1516.
Next up, sockets:
Two OTC swivels, a Patriot spark plug socket (never seen this brand, but it's obviously Indestro), one MAC, 2 Cornwell, 1 Indestro, 2 Giller, 1 Thorsen, a New Britain sender socket, 1 Armstrong, 3 SK, 3 Bonney, 2 Williams, 1 Craftsman, 1 Proto Los Angeles, and 1 early Blackhawk. The last row represents a disappointment for me. It's all P&C. I was sure I had at least the bigger sizes of a 1/2" drive set after digging through one vendor's box. A second stop yielded the smaller sizes, and I was pretty happy. Until I got home and looked closely at what I'd actually picked up. 4 7/8" sockets and 4 1-1/8" sockets...
I'll wrap today up in the next post,
Stuff i picked up today, will post more pics of it all when i get it sorted out
The sale was an old man who passed that was a Parts dealer, there was sheds and a garage FULL of Mopar parts, Ford parts. etc.. and More SUN equiptemnt then i have ever seen in my life. there was the sun machines and hundreds of NOS parts for them.. They were already spoken for when i arrived to the sale.. stuff was CHEAP!!
$30 got me this stuff, a penzoil Bucket, 2 snap on jackets and 2 early 70's Sinclair work shirts
NOS
The sale was an old man who passed that was a Parts dealer, there was sheds and a garage FULL of Mopar parts, Ford parts. etc.. and More SUN equiptemnt then i have ever seen in my life. there was the sun machines and hundreds of NOS parts for them.. They were already spoken for when i arrived to the sale.. stuff was CHEAP!!
$30 got me this stuff, a penzoil Bucket, 2 snap on jackets and 2 early 70's Sinclair work shirts
NOS
Flatintoone
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These items were sitting in one vendor's booth. When I asked for prices on them, the seller said they were his buddy's, who was out wandering around. 
I hung around for a few minutes, then asked him to set the stuff aside until the real owner came by. He agreed. I bet I walked by 5 or 6 more times before the right guy was there. Fortunately, his prices were very good! 
A complete SK Wayne 3/8" set. There are a couple substitutions, but filling the holes with my spares shouldn't be a problem.
An SK Wayne combo wrench set in the roll. Aside from the painted-on owner's initials and the substituted 11/16", a lot of these look barely used.
I hung around for a few minutes, then asked him to set the stuff aside until the real owner came by. He agreed. I bet I walked by 5 or 6 more times before the right guy was there. Fortunately, his prices were very good! 
A complete SK Wayne 3/8" set. There are a couple substitutions, but filling the holes with my spares shouldn't be a problem.
An SK Wayne combo wrench set in the roll. Aside from the painted-on owner's initials and the substituted 11/16", a lot of these look barely used.
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