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I've never used soda. How different from the typical craftsman sand blaster?

http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/tls/3000203400.html Cool old metal Sun Diagnosis garage counter

Looking to switch heating systems from oil to heat pump. What is involved in remediating an underground oil tank. Original tank from 1948. Assuming it has leaked. Appears to have no water in it. Looking for legal and real estate implications. Thanks for your time,

Converted tile saw stand. Welded on the casters, and added a Southern Pine top.

Another Prentiss that has been around the block a few times. I've cleaned it up some, but I'll let you put the shine on it. Jaws close tight and parallel. Only problem I've found it the collar nut holding the screw has a frozen set screw. Shouldn't be a big deal. Look at end of the spindle...

F'n around in the shop. Bored out my skull. Started filing on a tapered washer. Kinda liked the way it turned out, but think it would look better on someone riding a hawg. Just think of the mark it would leave on some poor fool's forehead! $45, and I'll pay the shipping

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Antique machinist level. Very heavy for it's size. Cool 'coffin' styling Unknown manufacturer.

I have miles of random tube, pipe, flat-stock, angle and misc metal that I need to get under control. Any of you metal workers come up with a good storage system for your material. Most of mine is 2'-5' long. Any longer, I usually cut it. If I need longer for a project, I buy it. I'd love...

Here is an old motor I got for free. It's a Sunlight Motors 1/3 HP. Doing a little research on the web, I've concluded that is was made in 1933. One loose wire was all that was wrong. Cleaned it up, painted it, and it runs so smooth. Love the way it sounds when it's winding down.

Somebody in NE Seattle has a lot of metal working shop equipment for sale. http://seattle.craigslist.org/search/tls/see?query=NE+Seattle&srchType=A&minAsk=&maxAsk=

Don't know how I lived this long without one. Best $200 buck I've ever spent. Much lighter than it's big brother I use at work. Almost the same cutting capacity. Great for overhead and ladder work. Perfect for exhaust pipe, conduit, unistrut, allthread, ect.

Anybody have, or actually seen one of these type toolboxes? http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00987708000P?prdNo=16&blockNo=66&blockType=G66

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exploding air compressors. Might help you to remember to drain the tank regularly.

I got a couple of CL finds, that I'm going to combine into one. First is a Tomlee no. 46 bandsaw. It needs new tires and some blades, but is very clean. Second is a Sun Diagnosis Equipment tool cart. It needs a little attention, especially on the top. The one piece body is dent-free. It...

Well, I actually bought this blade. I made the handle and sheath. The blades I make aren't quite as pretty.

Anybody know about tools made by Tomlee? I'm looking at an old benchtop bandsaw.

Not an everyday tool for me, but I hate junk. Needle bearing VS. bushing? What else should I look out for?

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