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You just have to love a conspiracy... Doug

Been around that industry for years, have no idea.

Living the Dream..... well said Doug

Ahh but if you are a clocker, will you always be a clocker? I have clocked screws in gun work by putting release agent on the threads of the screw and filling the hole with epoxy. Tighten properly, clock the screw and the epoxy keeps it at the right tension. Notice I said release agent...

Outstanding... thread, building and restorations. It's taken me a few evenings to catch up from the beginning, but I'm here and subscribed. Had an older brother live in Redding for about 20yrs till he passed, when we went down to take care of his estate and property we got acquainted with the...

Too funny

Sniff.... brought a tear to my eye. Nuts

Yes this is what I was attempting to say. Doug

I've always thought roofs tended to be expensive, basements and second stories are cheaper. Might not be so now a days Unless you are building with brick and stone. That front entry way is just gorgeous. Doug

Only a couple of items are in 32nds, and there is one metric screw in the carburetor... it was designed by a Frenchman Nuts

Which of your metric tool sets will fit all the bolts on my cars? [/URL][/IMG]

Design works for wrenches also. Used 5, 6 and 7 in lengths. Now to find that missing 1" wrench by Bonney [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG]

Outstanding idea and build. When I get mine built, is there a Steevo Bench Owners Group? Nuts

Epic thread, read it a couple of years ago and just spent a couple of nights catching up. Lots of ideas to steal. Thank you lilscorpion

Had some time today to build a rack for the Bonney DBE single offsets. [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] 1.5 x 1/8 aluminum flat, 1/4 redi rod, #12 (3/16) flat washers for spacers. 5, 6 and 7in lengths as needed. Need to decide how I want it finished, but that will have...

Yer quick. :3gears: Nuts

LesserSon, sounds like a plan to me, be happy to trade I think the crushed/bent spots are a factory blemish. For having been damaged for 70 some years they have held up well. Nuts

It took me a little over a year on ebay paying ebay prices to get my set this far. I live in a small community in Eastern Oregon, so don't have much access for finding this type of wrench locally. these are definitely going in the working category. Now need to build a rack in the wrench...

My Bonney story. For the most part I detest double end wrenches, first choice every time is a simple combination. I turn bilious at the mere sight of a double end open wrench, box ends are not much better. I think part of the problem is every single time you pick up the wrench, you never have...

Spent the last three evenings catching up on 2016's happenings at the Center of the Universe..... Epic Shops, cars, houses, trees, helicopters, rocks, lintels... the list goes on. Thomas and the lovely Chris, thank you for continuing this thread all these years, it's a gift to the community...