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Those 5 inch stones are getting hard to find. i had that grinder for awhile , ok for light work. (That thing looks almost new.)

Wow, great looking resto on that Huot!!

Geez, is it common to have fights at these sales? Never seen that before.

They must have sold thoudsands of that style light. They appear everywere. I use them for machine lights, but remove the first bottom set of arms and springs as i find them too long and flimsy. The holes in the bottom post bracket will fit right on the upper arms , just put it back together...

Wow, real nice old lathe, bit of a lathe nut here so really enjoy seeing this.

Pair of cool creative bases there!!

Super nice bench, love that!!

Agreed, nice piece of work,, cool!

Hmmm, the knurled handle on that speeder bar looks to me like the "Fleets " i have.

No "H" in tecomaster, and yes it was Eatons name for many of the items they sold.

ETF wrenches , they made a bunch of other tools also. Crawford bench vises, good quality , i have one.

Neat find!! Any idea what the CFM is? Coincidence that my son just bought that same compressor but with a shorter tank, his came with a "Leeson" 2HP motor 220 volt. His came out of an armoury that was being tore down.

Yup hand truck welded to the base! Never seen that before. Notice the vise is mounted to a tube into a receiver hitch. Tippy set up!!!

Thanks larry i am aware of thinning the web. Have to do that is the drill wears back anyway.

Not bad for 150 with the vice and X-Y table.

Interesting question, but i still consider them a kind of modern day gimmick. I will stick with my HSS american made drills with the required coolant.

Ok, great thanks for the reply, i have piles of bits from sales that i considered doing this to make up another set or so.

ZKLING, wondering what do you use to cut drill bits down to shorter length?

Wonder how many here use the "Screw Machine" or "Stub" drill bits most of the time? These are the bits that are only half as long as the jobber drill sets, and much sturdier. Use mine a lot, seldom do i have to drill through anything of any depth, 1 inch steel is the thickest usually.

Sweet collections guys!!