Recent content by sasquatch12

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    Herbrand C-538 Gauge

    Carb float level gauge.
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    scored a scroll saw on CList this last weekend

    Agree, Beaver machines are pretty good stuff.
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    A Vintage Polish Vise Restoration: The Journey

    Hi Mark, i have that same vise that i picked up at a garage sale some years ago for $7.00. I find it to be a very smooth operating vise, and very well built. Only disadvantage with mine is you cannot mount it to hang over the edge of a bench to clamp shafts etc verticle due to the rear jaw...
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    Sweet Drill pre

    Agree, Pop mechanics projects.
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    Lablond Lathe Score!

    Nice find! Get any machining literature? He probably has a bunch?
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    Bench Milling Machine Questions

    I have the Canadian equivelent of the Grizzly GO704, and am very pleased with it. I also bought the factory stand with it.
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    Wood cabinets for tool, parts or nuts and bolts or even your socks. please show them

    Beautiful Drawers! Love the wood ones! (And yes, let it dry naturally.)
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    Let's see your...BELT SANDERS!

    Isn't the sanding belt on backwards?
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    Why is old steel so much better then new??

    Interesting post topic. I was told years ago in a conversation about the old steels being better, (by an elderly man who hammered and sharpened circular saws,) that the newer saws etc don't have the amount of nickle content in them. Also said to support this therory, that the older metals never...
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    ID this pressed socket

    Model A and model T fords had similar sockets in sets made by Mossberg.
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    ID this pressed socket

    I guess possibly mossberg.
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    The VINTAGE toolboxes of Garage Journal!

    Nice work Joe.Striper!
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    Bought an old Craftsman lathe today

    Sure appears to be a 6x18, made by Atlas for craftsman. That is the newer style headstock with bearings instead of bushings, Keep them oiled. Lots of great work has been done on these lathes. Do not overload it, work within its means.
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