Menu
Home
Featured Spaces
Reviews & Features
Projects
News & Editorial
Deals
Forums
New posts
Search forums
What's new
New posts
New profile posts
Latest activity
Members
Current visitors
New profile posts
Search profile posts
The Alliance
The Store
Log in
Register
What's new
Search
Search
Search titles only
By:
Current visitors
New profile posts
Search profile posts
Menu
Log in
Register
Members
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an
alternative browser
.
Mintgrun's latest activity
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Hoorn's post
in the thread
1920-60s DELTA / ROCKWELL picture thread - Post your Delta!
with
Like
.
Got the foot feed assembly off relatively easy. I laid the machine forward on a couple wooden dollies and the base came off in less than...
Yesterday at 7:03 PM
M
Mintgrun
replied to the thread
J H Williams vintage hand tools
.
Silly owner, that's what vise-grips are for!
Yesterday at 3:33 PM
M
Mintgrun
replied to the thread
Holy vise grip Batman!
.
I put a two foot pipe over the adjuster-arm on 10" visegrips yesterday, to spin a stuck tie rod end yesterday. Squeezed them shut with...
Yesterday at 2:59 PM
M
Mintgrun
replied to the thread
Holy vise grip Batman!
.
Vise grips are a great starting point for custom tooling. I've added a nut to the adjuster for repetitive tasks. It's a handy...
Yesterday at 1:12 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Oldtuleguy's post
in the thread
Lets make an all vintage Snap-on tool picture thread!
with
Like
.
My understanding of the gripper stuff is it was supplied by lauber.
Wednesday at 1:24 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
ararat's post
in the thread
Spreading the Bonney affliction!
with
Like
.
Bonney Motor Truck Wrench I haven't cleaned it. It's got some green paint on it, not sure if that is original. I think I might leave...
Monday at 9:30 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Ksem89's post
in the thread
Is this brass hammer wright or jh williams?
with
Like
.
I found the logo. Its 1920s to 1940s. The logo is the weatherhead company logo from Cleveland ohio. The hammer appears constructed...
Monday at 8:50 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Beerhippie's post
in the thread
Lets make an all vintage Snap-on tool picture thread!
with
Haha
.
Distributor theft was a thing once?
Monday at 3:34 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Tapeguns's post
in the thread
Metal Cabinets vintage or homemade and no name toolboxes. got any to show please do
with
Like
.
Update to this post: Solved! It's a Porter-Ferguson service cart. Made by H. K. Porter Inc., out of Boston, Massachusetts. I found this...
Monday at 3:32 PM
M
Mintgrun
replied to the thread
Gormully & Jeffery Tools
.
It's added to my list of little leather projects too.
Monday at 2:03 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Private Lugnutz's post
in the thread
Gormully & Jeffery Tools
with
Like
.
It does, but there's a long twisting narrative upthread that shows that the G&J on those little adjustables does not stand for Gormully...
Monday at 1:08 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
Private Lugnutz's post
in the thread
Vintage Craftsman Wrench
with
Like
.
It does. (***** getting old! :)) Thanks for catching that.
Monday at 1:07 PM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
jreb10's post
in the thread
The VINTAGE toolboxes of Garage Journal!
with
Like
.
Here is an interesting and apparently uncommon Kennedy chest. It is a Kennedy 515 based on the catalog entry below. It has unusual pulls...
Monday at 1:07 PM
M
Mintgrun
replied to the thread
Vintage Craftsman Wrench
.
Doesn't that one have openings of 3/4" and 13/16"? I'm going to look at my little assortment and see if I have one that matches.
Monday at 9:46 AM
M
Mintgrun
reacted to
LesserSon's post
in the thread
Lets make an all vintage Snap-on tool picture thread!
with
Like
.
Left this oddity behind at the flea market yesterday, because I suspected it was missing parts. Not so. S-9574 distributor thief-proof...
Monday at 9:33 AM
Members
Top
Bottom