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Perhaps some manufacturers only listed 21/32 as a special for Ford Model A connecting rod nuts.

The Rimac FLEXSTONE was marketed as a point file and commutator dresser in the mid-20th Century. I still have a couple.

I have done two types of LED conversions. The first uses bulbs that just plug in and leave the existing ballasts in place. The second requires changing the internal wiring to eliminate the ballast and run the bulbs on 120V power. I much prefer the latter type. It is more work at first, but...

I am stuck with a DSL connection that has 10MB download speed. Sometimes GJ loads slowly, and it appears that it is photos that cause this. Some load faster than others. I wonder if the photo files vary in size. I always resize photos I post to the old maximum of 1000 pixels high. I don't...

10mm & 13/32. 0.012 larger, which is pretty close. 15mm & 19/32. 0.003 larger. 18mm & 23/32 0.010 larger 19mm & 3/4 0.002 larger 25/32 & 20mm 0.006 larger 23mm & 29/32 0.001 larger 31/32 & 25mm 0.016 larger

Probably Brink and Cotton.

***** to bmw, INSP380, and 3bay.

Perhaps a set of legs for a smaller lathe, used with a top plate that didn't come with them. The legs have a spot for a through shaft between them that would give extra stiffness.

Are those functional latches on the drawers? Are the rivets aluminum with a small dimple in the middle of the head? Nice box! It should have an interesting history.

Another ****!

Aviation often uses nautical miles/knots.

McMaster sells #8-32 carriage bolts in stainless steel.

Double post, due to horrible internet connection. Centurylink *****, and that isn't a compliment.

bmw ***** for the bicycle and barreled actions. Also timoboy, INSP380, ctuai, and four.cycle,

It measures 15", so it is a 637. Thanks!

It could be something completely different that was repurposed as a center punch. Perhaps an ice pick.

I hit the Restore in the nearby city yesterday while there for another reason. They have revised the display, and it makes it very hard to look through the sockets. I concentrated on the wrenches, and found these: Fairmount DOE 5/8 x 3/4 Bonney 2612 flare nut 12-pt. "J-X" 3/8 x 1/2 LIFE-TIME...

Xcelite P-series (miniature) nut drivers are short and have tiny handles. They might work to fill the empty slots.

Proto LA from Sunday's flea market. I picked up another 1220 at the Restore today.

Bottom three: Bonney 1033-C DOE Embedded Shield Logo, "Chrome Vanadium" 15/16 x 1" Bonney 1037 DOE Embedded Shield Logo, "Chrome Vanadium" 1-1/16 x 1-1/4 Bonney 1738 DOE Embedded Shield Logo, "Chrome Vanadium" 1-1/8 x 1-7/16