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    3d printed inserts for Milwaukee Packout - custom?

    Etsy has a bunch. Maybe you can find someone who has something close what you want that can customize it for you. https://www.etsy.com/market/milwaukee_packout
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    Spiral Ratchet Screwdrivers

    Both probably made by the same someone else, real question is who?
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    Eklind Is Closing Its IL Plant

    So the same type of people who brought us the RoboGrip pliers that are so loved and hated? 😂
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    Snap On Micrometer - Disassembly and repair

    If it is a Starrett they do have 3d parts breakdowns on their website. You might need to be a member to get access.
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    1930s ? Restored Craftsman Mitre Box No. 3650

    If it really is a Langdon Acme, you can find a parts list here. Won't tell you how to take it apart, but night offer clues, like extra screws, pins, etc. https://archive.org/details/millers-falls-co-catalogue-no-35/page/172/mode/1up
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    Vintage air compressor ID

    . Yes, just don’t smash it as much this time. :ROFLMAO:
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    cool auction coming up.. get your credit cards ready

    Even if it did have a steam whistle! Some of you auction goers may appreciate this story behind this linkie . Some great story telling here. https://swingleydev.com/ot/get/189545/thread/#189545
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    Vintage tape measures

    Here are a few pickups from a few weeks ago. I have a minor collection of the Disston Carlsons, so grabbing that one was a no brainer. Turning it over and seeing the crank on the back, double bonus! On a 16 footer! They were in the town I grew up in, so a bit of relevance. The other one was...
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    New collection: a taxonomy of hammers

    I’ve been past the one in Basel a few times, surprised on a bus , walked back later.
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    Milwaukee Bandsaw Blades

    As an intermittent user, I switched from Milwaukee to Morse. My last two MKEs lost all their teeth tryin to start a job, the Morse finished the ten cuts problem free.
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    Harbor freight return policy

    I bought a test kit wire reel extension, and cashier told me at checkout 25% restocking fee. No worries, it wasn’t coming back unless defective. Still sitting there, waiting for a use. Hard to believe someone might buy and return a $20 tool, but they must not be on GJ. Guess they’ve gone up...
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    The kid stick

    I have the one we bought for my girls 30+ years ago. Neither of them want it yet. The first grandson was a no, but now that there is a granddaughter….. else it’s going away.
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    I paid $400 for this…tell me what I got

    Pic #3 looks like an MLCS horizontal router table. They had at least two models, here is one https://www.mlcswoodworking.com/the-inch-original-inch-horizontal-router-table
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    Can anyone identify this axe?

    You left out the part about I lost it in the woods behind his house when I was 12. 😂
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    W. MFG. CO. N.Y. Buggy Wrench? ID

    So much advertising **** on one page, saw few wrenches, many more ads
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    Why don’t pullers use acme thread screws?

    Geez, now you've ruined a perfectly nice thread full of guesses, WAGs, SWAGs, and pure BS by dragging math into the story. 4 letter words like that are not nice.🤣
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    Sawmill

    That doesn't look do big anymore now that those shoes are on it. Maybe he needs a second one so people are less likely to fall off, like I probably would.🤣
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    The VISES of Garage Journal

    I sold one for well less than their discounted price, pretty sure under $25, but my notes are not handy.
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    Sears Impact Wrench

    I still have my dad’s, possibly bought a little earlier. Bulldog Model 6513-09 type 1. Hauled it out for something a year ago, cord was a shambles, but it did the job. I Remember back in the day, doing something on a master cylinder on one of the cars, the Bulldog would not move it, but the...
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    Never Saw These Vise Grips Before

    I could see the top three recreating the profile on the front of a rain gutter, the other two not so much.
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