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NNHtoolguy replied to the thread Deep Bore Internal Snap Ring Pliers.For the one deep-hole application I encountered (a snap ring in a GM AC compressor clutch), there was a special tool designed and sold...
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NNHtoolguy replied to the thread Snap On Micrometer - Disassembly and repair.I have a vintage SpeedMike with a similar mechanical display mechanism. It still works, but I don't use it hard. Like so many older...
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NNHtoolguy reacted to fourjeepin's post in the thread What kind of tools have you found in the road?? with
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Mrs Fourjeepin spotted this one today a couple of blocks from home. The knobs are sun baked and the back cover is missing a couple of... -
NNHtoolguy replied to the thread Is this brass hammer wright or jh williams?.As has been mentioned, I'd wager the hammer was made by a machinist working at the Weatherhead plant, using a length of bar stock...
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NNHtoolguy replied to the thread Sears Impact Wrench.I have a Black and Decker "Bulldog" 1/2" impact wrench of similar design. I purchased it in 1985. One nice feature is a rocker switch...
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NNHtoolguy replied to the thread Why don’t pullers use acme thread screws?.I have some Taiwan-made three jaw pullers that use acme threads. Most of mine, however, use standard 60 degree vee threads.
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NNHtoolguy reacted to BillK's post in the thread Bernzomatic Torch Issue - Recommendations with Like.
For something that probably only gets used a few times a year I would say keep it simple. I have an old school Bernzomatic torch that...
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NThis came up on Ebay a week or so back. The model name on it is "TUT" for "Tune Up Tester". First Sun tune up tester I have seen that...
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NNHtoolguy replied to the thread 1950's - 1960's Wards Powerkraft Jigsaw - Impressively Well Made Clamshell Model.I've seen some impressive engineering in older power tools. I think there was less pressure to hit a price point, at the expense of...