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    Serious Carpentry Skills

    How many years was that log dried?
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    Hand pump for hydrotest

    IT"S BS you have a 500psi pop off. It's wrong, maybe you misspoke! What does the manufacturer tag read regarding its original psi test? This video is not good. I miss heard 500, 300 is more like it. But it might be better that your popoff is 25 psi more than what your gonna set the max...
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    What tools do I need for plastering a wall

    OP, you know what plaster grounds are? Sometimes called strikes or screeds?
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    What tools do I need for plastering a wall

    Your gonna need a big can of moxie.
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    Athol Machine Co. Catalog No. 31 Vises

    Catalog 31 = 1916, awesome. Now I wonder when catalog 31 began then ended being valid? Their warranty is open ended.
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    J H Williams vintage hand tools

    Milled 1/2" for 1/4 USS nut. 4" long. Book shows 2 smaller than this.... I'm thankful I'm not looking for those.
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    J H Williams vintage hand tools

    Bumping. Received a nice No.7 engineers wrench today. So now down to 2 needed for the "Silent Salesman" Senior Board. Oval logo wrenches wanted with below part numbers. No.1, single head engineers wrench, top row left. (As luck would have it..... Its the smallest on the board.) I'm thinking it...
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    1927 Flat Belt Champion Compressor w/ riveted tank. Will it pump again?

    They gotta start out kinda thick and compress alot for seal. I found some exacts at a couple places since posting above.
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    METEOR AUTO TANK CO. Gauge by U S Gauge Co NY - Ever seen one?

    If no answer here... This is a good whatzit foum on smokstak. https://www.smokstak.com/forum/forums/industrial-vintage-collectibles.206/
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    1927 Flat Belt Champion Compressor w/ riveted tank. Will it pump again?

    Detailing progress. Need help locating 3 different sizes of old school "split copper crush gaskets". Maybe modern new style "solid" copper crush washers would work??? Old style gasket/washer.
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