The made in Germany handle is the handle for a Two Cherries veneer saw.
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Thanks 3Bay, you had a good weekend too it looks!Nice scores Nine. Straight up parts store tool goodness right there! Sweet key chain & tape. You might have to put up some of that Blackhawk caution tape to keep us from drooling all over you finds!![]()
did someone say blackhawk
good finds nine
i know you dont need that blackhawk tape or keychain...neither do i, but if you put it aside for me you know i'll hook ya up somehow.

Thanks Jeff, my first **** of the year!! I barely made it in January, I'm slacking bigtyme this year...Nine...you **** big time for that Channellock set

:I missed the first day of this sale but the haul was pretty good.
Tap and die set $40 and $5 for snap on battery pliers x2, snap on vacuum hose pliers, snap on thermometer, and a homemade brass hammer.
Not pictured is a BNIB vintage eye shields for a grinder. I mounted them before I took this picture.
Jeff, that CANTON MALLEABLE didn't ring a bell with me so I searched it and found a GJ thread. Outlaw is all over this one:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=207560
By the way, I have keys and locks for you!
Holy crud KZ, those are huge! think they are Channellock?

nice finds Chris!
The vise is actually a DP vise. I suppose you could clamp it to the table, but if you are doing that you might as well clamp the part...
Fleamarket by 1nterceptor, on Flickr
All three for 50. With original manuals!
A craftsman block grinder
A skil 9" grinder
A craftsman sander
and some kind of weird extension cord
The guy had a hatchet looking lineman tool.
On the handle it said 20,000 volts.
Maybe jeffmoss can say what it is?[/QUOTE]
Got a pic?
It's called a firemans hatchet, for rescue use, voltage rated for insulation from head to handle.
Is that some of the hard to find Craftsman CF sockets?
So you go 8 cabinets with 7 drawers each for $50 total? YOU ****!
got all this for $100
Picked up a blackhawk jack. I think its a sj18r. I paid before I noticed that the frame was damaged and repaired.But it works, it held my f250 camper special.


Alinc100- Looking at your picture I would say you did a pretty good job of correcting the paper perps deviated septum.

My school seems to be cleaning out a few lab rooms, so I grabbed these two table tops from next to the dumpster. These are the heavy duty Fire-proof chemical resistant ones ( I believe) and probably each weighed 80-100 pounds. One is about 7' and the other is probably 6-10" longer.
Grabbed some cabinets as well. Not sure when I'll get to put anything together out of them but glad to have 'em for future use.
Definitely a "YOU ****" on that find - I had a job years back for a few months installing those countertops in labs. They weigh a ton and cost a pretty penny. They are, however, excellent material for a shop work table, so you done REAL good snagging them...
I have some of those tops salvaged from a lab too. How do you cut them?



