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Couple of more items: Carter funnel from the forties/fifties, every garage had one or two of them. Battery cell tester, paint striper, timing lifgt.

Here are a few old Allen test pieces.

Saw these at the Barrie flea market a few years ago.

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I originally saw that procedure shown in a very early edition of HSM magazine and they used a weight and cord wound around the spindle to keep it in place against the stop.

Could be this one. Take your drill to W'mart and see if it fits, or go to a B+D store, if they are still around. https://www.walmart.com/ip/OEM-N243859-replacement-drill-chuck-screw-DCD990M2-DCD995B-DCD995M2/442372690?classType=REGULAR

Does it have a soft seat? A metal to metal seat won't shut off tightly if dead ended.

Get one of these, refillable butane torch. I use mine for repairing glasses and jewellery, etc. (silver soldering) https://www.amazon.ca/Portable-soldering-Refillable-Lighters-Soldering/dp/B094XCP42J?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A30TVY0G9EJY0P

Think this is what you sketched. https://www.cahok.com/product-p-563489.html Or, something like this one, which you could make from suitable washers. https://www.ironmongeryworld.com/pack-of-10-interlocking-flush-brackets.html?srsltid=AfmBOorBwZ01Y6DxPNmvOe9N1wK6i0JpIZDSlUdiQJiPruUfjIKN35g_

Looks like a rather small acetylene tank that probably won't support a rosebud tip. Just use that cutting head to heat things, as I do. My tanks will not support a rosebud either.

Get a slot cutter and saw up some splines. That's what I do.

Find one with the optional center pulley, (cheap). I paid $40 for my HF #38142 and it goes down to 220 RPM.

Try out a few to see how they operate. If OK, you might get $1 / LB from an interested party, otherwise scrap price. The size is measured at the bare tip.

Thanks for those catalogue pages, never knew they made so many versions.

Oil the motor and check the oil level on the compressor head. It'll be good for pumping up tires and maybe powering a small spray gun. Very good deal for $20.

It is probably a guessing game here. Did you look on Amazon? This one looks like a good first attempt...

Not worth fixing.......I finally put mine to the curb and moved on. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/delta-drill-press-broken-drive-pulley.361018/

Welcome! Don't forget to post your location. My guess is they were sold in the seventies and eighties. Attached is the catalogue page for those.

I bought both those sets around 1954, when I was just a kid getting started. They were about $8 per set then.

Was looking at a HF drill connected to a bead roller and controlled with a foot pedal. The builder shows it in action reduced to a creep and still has plenty of power. It was a Y/T video, but I'll be damned if I can find it now. Maybe somebody will have better luck than me.