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I saw one at a flea mall for & 35.00. Don't know anything about them.

This happened to me last spring. Storm blew a top out of a pine tree on to my service line to my shop. In Alabama, the power company came an restrung the line once a had everything fixed. It was my neighbors tree of which he was not responsible. Act of God law.

Yes . If you read the lable you can use it wood also. Suppose to be harmless. I use it on a lot of stuff.

What I did was get a set of tap size u need. That would be starter tap then #2 tap then #3. Progress in that order takes the stress off your #3 tap.

I have a up stairs in my shop. So I nailed 2 scrap 2x4s between steps going up and a support beam holding up the up stairs landing. Nail the 2x4s across from each other leaves a gap to hang your hammers through.

A way to transfer measurements to a place where they can get miked.A very large caliper.

I was a machinist for 25 years. When it came to measuring pieces your talking about we always use trammels. Maybe you could try it out and see if this helps?

Part of a pump organ?

The broome is for sweeping out railroad switches. You need the broome because you can not under any circumstances put your hands between the stockrail and bent stockrail. Ballast rock gets in-between the 2 rails in the switch. So you use a switch broome to remove any debrie that might keep the...

My daughter just moved out of the house. So, I gathered up a large set of box-end wrenches both standard and metric. Also did the same on sockets. Ended being a great starter set. Most likely will last her( being single ) a long time. She loved it.

I work railroad construction. Have tried many a boot brand in my 19 years. Georgia Boot are what I have used the most. Comfortable.

Check out Jimmy Diresta's videos. He does excellent restoration work.

Yeah, I'ved seen FIF. OK but I was already into doing axe heads.

These are old axe heads that I want to restore and re-handle. Thanks everyone for all your great input.

Thanks RPH