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    Duff Mfg. Jack Stands

    Cool stands! I would like to share my old ones. Wish I knew a manufacturer or a date. The bottom plate is cast. No markings. Picked them up at a garage sale a few years ago. Anybody seen ones like this ?
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    1927 snap on socket differences

    Got 2 '27 snap on sockets, both 1/2" drive, 7/8" and 3/4" the 3/4 one is very worn. check out the difference. It looks more like the newer style modern sockets that grip the 'flats' rather than the corners. Seen this before ? were there different makers for Snap on? I thought it...
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    another What The Heck is this tool?

    ok tool gurus. It says Stanley no. 42 it looks somewhat precise, has an adjustment screw. There is a what I believe to be Patent dates, 9-28-16 and 12-19-16. hard to read. I tried to look it up on google patents, couldn't find anything
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    saw this at a garage sale. good size, felt about 75lb range. looks like its missing the base, guy wanted $50. still has it as far as I know. Any ideas what it is ????
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    Bead roller project, making it powered

    Just wanted to share what My dad and I worked on the last couple weeks. We were inspired by some of you guys on here. My brother acquired a bead roller , a Central Machinery type. Worked OK, but we wanted to power it electrically so it was easier to work the piece. We ended up using a garage...
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    Great Neck tools ?

    I never heard of Great Neck tools, came across a BIG box (50+) of these screwdrivers at a garage sale. They say made in the USA which I thought was unusual. Also no UPC code on the card, which makes me think they are older. Are Great Neck tools cheapie harbor freight type stuff ??? I...
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    I think my pics were a page back. Thanks for the responses. No USA stampings anywhere. but it does have this unique shape near the handle, like pictures of a Walker Turner. 3" jaws. There is evidence of a Rectangle sticker. Most walker turner pics I see have a oval shape sticker
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    Micrometer, super tight, take it apart?

    Thanks for the responses !!! I got it loosened up, I may need to tighten the collet nut a little.
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    Battery heated gloves

    My Brother lost part of his finger and high sensitivity to the cold. He tried battery heated gloves, he said they work, but it uses up the batteries pretty quickly. Pretty sure he only used them for a couple months, and now just wears regular gloves.
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    Micrometer, super tight, take it apart?

    picked up a cheap Starrett Mic at a tag sale, no.436, in the box with all paperwork. Looks Mint, new/hardly used , but the screw is super tight , I can only move it a little bit. Should I take it apart and oil it ? How? thanks
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    Can anyone tell me what brand this could be ?? picked up this tag sale cheapie. Is this a newer Chinese junker ? Should it have "foot" on the end of the screw that holds it to a table ?
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    Good simple set of "L" style hex keys

    I work on high speed assembly machines. I use Bondhus wrenches everyday . They can take a beating. Yellow ball end American set, and red Metric set
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    picked up a some Old odd brand wrenches

    Backside of the Kilborn Steel wrench. Made in New haven, CT which is cool, where i grew up. Acoording to this, its probably early 1900, which i guessed because it has no size marking. https://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/other-makers-p2.html near the bottom of the page
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    picked up a some Old odd brand wrenches

    local tag sale. Some old US made wrenches, some brands i had never heard of. Couldnt beat the price of 25 cents a piece. :) Merit Dunlap Lectrolite Kilborn Steel Barcalo KOWA honda wrench ? 2 other ones with no markings Whats the story on MERIT wrenches ? Any idea on the 2 that have...
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    Did they change the rules about posting ??

    Been a member here since 2010. I don't post much (only 48 posts I think) I logged in today and tried to post in the "general tools discussion " and it wouldn't let me. Kept brining me to the login page I then tried to post in the classifieds and it says I cant post until I have 100...
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    New to me Bridgeport

    Fellow Novice machinist here as well. I have a M head that was made around '56 according to the serial number. Someone had changed the original 1200 rpm motor with a 1750rpm motor which increases the advertised spindle speeds. I didn't realize it at first, the motor tag was painted...
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    Interesting Old riveted C clamp

    cheap tag sale find. Pretty cool. The thread 'screw' is one piece, and the C Clamp body is riveted together. No manufacturer markings. Fully open is about 2" and Closed is 1" found a pic of one online, but no information. Mark
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    Vintage BAHCO adjustable wrench

    Vintage BAHCO adjustable wrench. Also has 'Volvo' cast into the one side of it. Not sure how old. Nice condition, teeth are good. $20 includes shipping, to the lower 48. Message me or email me direct [email protected]
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    Husky wrench at the 99 cent store

    wandering through the local 99 store with my son, and saw a Husky 3/8 wrench next to all the other Chinese JUNK. (im sure this is Chinese too, but the forging/ machining looks way better) Unusual ?? they had a peg full, of just one size. 2nd's ?? defects ?? no idea, but it looks good...
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    Looking for info on old devilbiss compressor

    I got a Devilbiss Catalog from 1957. I can look in there. Whats the model number ?? 330 ?? Mark
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