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Yes, they are knock offs. Used a lot of times on small engines to remove the fly wheel to get to the ignition parts.

Looks to be part of the circular saw sharpening attachment for the Belsaw Sharpall

Where abouts in Mass? I am in Western Mass and smashed up 4 of them there nests this past summer. Just used my pressure washer and the pin point spray, shattered the nest into next week.

MetalMangler her are a couple pictures hopefully they post.

Will pull the tractor out latter and take a picture. Saw the idea on one of the tractor forums.

I have a section of 4 inch PVC pipe on one of the uprights of the loader of my tractor to hold chain in. To manage the lengths I have the hooks painted different colors as to the length. I only have a few sections so it is not hard to remember the length.

I got one a while ago, had to wait for it but it was well worth the wait. Best chart hands down!

This is mine an older South Bend had it for about 4 years. Came with a fair amount of tooling.

That Yankee screwdriver - we had a family hardware store in town up to a few years ago and they carried the bits in different sizes for the different size drivers. Also carried a countersink bit. Tool boxes were defiantly Govt Issue. Remember seeing that style all over the air field used by...

Sick467, That is one really nice shop you have there!!

The fly, a Wolly worm bead head? Not bad for a first try.

It is a speed counter counts RPM used in machine L. S. Starrett makes them.

That is a early hammer drill, remember seeing them at work years ago. You had different size drills with the same size shank that fit in the handle and you would use a drift in the slot in the handle to get the bit out.

I have built 2 for my son. one a 30 and the other a 55 gallon drum, he does really good with them had some really fantastic BBQ last summer. Am sure you will love it once you get use to it.

MY wife's uncle was in the ceramic business and he had one like that with his tile equipment. I will be interested in knowing also as he has passed on and I have that clamp.

Hi there, this is my first post and I think I can shed some light on it, The clamp was use when drilling or otherwise cutting holes in the 4x4 ceramic tile.