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When I was working, I'd get there 20 minutes early, hit the cafeteria for a coffee, and have a look at the newspaper before starting.

Serving aboard a Corvette in WWII involved escorting merchantmen across the North Atlantic and dealing with U-boats. Those ships were smaller than destroyers and were miserable in bad weather. Surviving all of the rolling and pitching was not pleasant at all. I can understand someone not wanting...

It could also be interpreted as "drafting machine". It fastened to a drafting table and took the place of a T-square and triangles.

Back in the day, everything came in wooden crates. I'm of an age where I can remember that citrus fruit and apples came in crates that were good enough that people saved them for other uses. Many homes had a crate opener just for that reason. My grandfather kept his on the same shelf where he...

Google "Arch Punch".

Have you considered using a bearing splitter to engage a pulley groove to be able to use a puller to remove it?

The old trick to magnetize a screwdriver is to wind the whole shaft with insulated wire and flash it across the battery terminals.

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You might want to contact them directly and ask the machinery curator. They've always been helpful to me and others. I regret I don't have any up to date contacts myself.

If you do go, the biggest wrenches are on display in the museum behind the big gas/steam generator that was used in the Highland Park plant. It's 2 stories high.

Look for strapping kits used to strap TV antennas to a chimney. If you fabricate brackets to fit over a corner, it will be more stable than flat against the face of the column.

Refractory ceramic material. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08F48GBHF/?tag=atomicindus08-20

36 mm. You're off by 1. Back in the 1960s, we just used impact guns. My 1/2" IR would work fine. Same for the flywheel nut.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ETFE

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Has anyone heard of Peerless? I have a 48" one, and it looks to be mahogany with brass edges.

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