Recent content by Ticotiger14

Re: Jigsaw Cool looking saw, so you grab it around the metal case and cut away. Interesting how they made some of these older power tools. Looks older than the 60’s but What do I know.

Thanks I’ll see if I can find one that fits. Finding a toastmaster Original one is probally lost to history.

It’s nice you have those tools from your Dad and Grandfather. I have some of my grandfathers hand tools also.

Not sure about the metal box, when I inherited it all it had was the cardboard box. To bad it’s missing the guide. But it still works fine.

This was my grandfathers toastmaster model 5501 jig saw. I believe it’s probably from the middle 50’s. The saw still works and I use it occasionally for sentamental reasons. I’m 72 yrs old. He probally bought it or got it with green stamps when I was about 7. Unfortunally the guide is missing...

Yes, Thanks Dad.

What do you make of these lectrolite tappets. Can’t find any info on these particular ones.

Great info, thanks

Pick up this 4-way socket wrench Model 1452 Walden Worcester Sockets are not size marked but AA says they are 5/8,11/16,3/4 & 7/8” Patent date oct. 22, 1918

Thank you

I bought some tools from a neighbor that previously had owned a Model T. Most of the tools I can find online but there’s 3 I can’t seem to pin down what the are and what there use was. 1. The one with the Round head/clamp is marked Marquette MFG CO St. Paul Minn” on other side it says Pat...

I’m sorry, it’s 10” long 1/2” drive extension. Senior moment

There was a 41-b gmtk 1/2” breaker bar in the large group of tools. Just mentioning Incase it might be a clue.

Picked up this bar with screw in hook on one end. Only marking is pat applied for. I have no idea what it is or used for Also picked this wrench marked Sea Hawk. Never saw this marking before Any help would be appreciated.

My pedestrian tool box