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    Vintage Chainsaws

    This saw 1-51 seems to small for a 24 inch bow bar. It is the same displacement as the 200,250. I will get it running and clean up the chain and try it out. I just love these old saws.
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    Vintage Chainsaws

    Went to the scrapyard today and I found several gems. A Mcculloch 1-51 and a small pioneer. The Mcculloch has a bowsaw bar, and it will go great at the shows with the 5-49 two man saw and others. If anyone needs parts for any saw, let me know.
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    Columbian 504

    Becampn has not been on this site since March of this year. If you hover over their name you will see. Sorry, he may see this in his email.
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    The Original "Cordless" Drills

    Yea. My thread gauge says 18 x 5/8. Now my brace is a model 1 1/2 if that makes a difference.
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    Who has the earliest Disston saw.

    That does add character. Are there split rivets on the back side?
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    Found at abandoned metal foundry what is it.

    We say what your seeing.;)
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    Show us your cool, "old" drill press

    It looks like you are a painter. :D
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    The Original "Cordless" Drills

    Take a welder and build up the bad end with weld to about the original size of the length. And then grind it down to the right diameter and length. And then take a hack saw and cut a cross like mine. And after you slip the knob on, take a punch and mushroom the end like mine.
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    The Original "Cordless" Drills

    Where did you find the information on H.O. White?
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    The Original "Cordless" Drills

    Yes, mine is threaded. Just a drop of epoxy would hold it securely. Good metal epoxy.
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    The Original "Cordless" Drills

    Is it the design that says. H.O. White No 2 Brace? Or is there some indication of marks that says H.O. White? Tell me more.
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    The Original "Cordless" Drills

    It is a design to only take off once. I would take mig welder with some heat first, and build it up 1/2 inch, grind it down to original and then take a hack saw and cut a cross to mushroom out with your main screw.
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    Special Tool Identification.

    So that was a mess up with the die maker? Because it says Patent no. 30572? I really could not read mine until I posted here. Thanks 4-cy.
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    New collection: a taxonomy of hammers

    Would that be for removing dents? I was never a auto body guy.
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    Pliers; How Many Is Too Many?

    I put them over in the Utica thread. I found a pair of Conks that were labeled wire cutters and benders. I can see the wire benders. Do you think Army Corp?
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    Show Your Vintage Utica Tools!

    Thanks to RTM. And the Drop Forge & Tool logo I believe these are the farmers wire cutter and bender pliers.
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    Special Tool Identification.

    Yea. For the large saws. There are some good videos. I can see it now. Where is Roger when you need em?
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    Special Tool Identification.

    Thats it. Some kind of saw set. Got to do more research. Thanks.
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    Pliers; How Many Is Too Many?

    Anyone knows what these pliers would be used for? Thanks.
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