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Yup, all of this came out of a machinist estate sale. More to Identify as it goes. On the wrench after a little more gentle cleaning it is probably MO-LYBDEN-UM, The other end is marked 1033-C So the question is this a special wrench or what?

Other says Evansville No-lyb-den-um. USA

Found these two in box of stuff on the shelves. I have no idea where they came from or what they are for. Any info would be appreciated.

My late FIL had this vise. I now have posssesion. It does have a vacuum base, and the U clamps were placed in the holes where the screw to release/replace the rubber base was on one side and where the arm used to create the vaccuum was on the other side. The previous owner found a creative...

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Yup Glad to see you back. Looking forward to updates and other stuff:thumbup:

Greetings from all the way over in Plano. Looks like a great project. I am a little bit of a woodworker, so if you need anything along those lines, drop me a note.

Band saw blades are interesting, like other saw blades the more teeth the finer the finish, but the slower the feed rate of the material through the saw. Width of blades tends to indicate stability of the blade, and the tightness of the circular cuts. Or the wider the blade, the better for...

Dang I get busy and don't log on for a while and boom, a woodworking thread with some old friends, from other woodworking forums. Yup, I have to admit I am a bit of a wood worker. As soon as I figure out uploading pictures I'll ad some

Dang Stayed away for the fall and winter remodeling a house and I missed a lot. When I get caught up I find a new house almost closed in. Thomas and Chris, congrats on the project. After completely renovating a 1952 house, I almost believe building from scratch might be easier. Thanks...

Check with dremel, they have a good warranty program. I have had a couple of them repaired. Dremel is now owned by Bosch Oh and being a former SD resident (east river) I have been following along for a while. Congrats on the build.

Tom and Chris Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year As always the Joy of this season seems to extend for your shop year round. Thanks again for all the knowledge, wisdom and entertainment.

Yup thought so. Andrew I thought I recognized that house, and well after a little sleuthing on the computer, I found it. What a great location and neat property. hope it works out well for you.

Now that ^^^ is just cool. I always stop by and get caught up with your adventures Don. just don't clutter your post with little to no content. Congrats on the great score at the drags.

Don The loss of a loved companion and best friend is always emotional. You miss them but are glad they are not suffering any more. The best antidote is a new puppy. new puppy makes you miss the old dog, but keeps you so busy ya just can't linger on those thoughts.

Yup Did a little work at some of their fields a long time ago. Again a great build and I think you will have a first rate Makers place when done. That and spent many hours at the Chicken (forgot the real name of the restaurant at 51 and old 66)

Yup Third Woodnetter also. Great start, on the building! Where in the Bloomington area are you. I grew up just up the road in Dwight. Still have family in the area. Spent a little time in Bloomington after college, which was a long long time ago. :D

Dang I have kinda been out of circulation for a couple of weeks, and look what gets done! The house and property are looking great! I am gonna sneak by and get an updated tour.

Only one you will ever want, Herman Miller aeron. Yeah kinda big guy 6' 285 Had one for ten years, has a warranty, when the hydraulics failed, they cam out to the house and replaced the parts no charge. Kinda interesting the repair guy had a driver, too many DUI's and couldn't drive.

Jordan Maureen and I appreciated the time, and the tour of the house. It is so cool now, can't wait to see everything finished. We understood the time constraints and ere not the least offended, ya gotta do what ya gotta when you have time. Oh and we will be stopping back for progress...