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Mitutoyo, Snap-on, Cornwell, JH Williams

senlow

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Here are a few tools that I would like to sell. The prices do not include shipping.

Mitutoyo 7010S Magnetic Base. This is NEW in the box. $33 SOLD to ps junkslinger

Snap-on FHO16 1/2" Flex-Combination (Saltus) Wrench, good condition, minor damage on outside of open end, no date code. $15 SOLD to furbis

Snap-on B-1356A Brake Retainer Spring Tool, good condition, handle kinda rough, no date code. $9

Cornwell PB-5 “Lady Foot” Pry Bar, 15-1/2" long, very good condition, refinished black oxide. $16 SOLD to furbis

J.H. Williams #474 2-4-3/4" Hook Spanner Wrench, end of handle is severely peened from hammering on it. It still works fine. Refinished black oxide. $12 SOLD to Uncle Buck
 

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What's the deal with the magnetic base? What do you use it for?
 

wyndycity

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What's the deal with the magnetic base? What do you use it for?

If I'm not mistaken, that magnetic base is an indicator holder for measuring runout on a machined part without taking the part out of the lathe.
 
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senlow

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As wyndycity said, a mag base is typically used to hold a dial indicator. It can be used to measure runout on a part in the machine or between bench centers. It can be set up with an indicator to do comparative height measurements. It can be used with a travel indicator to measure longitudinal feed on a manual lathe.
 
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chrislehr

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Dang it - not sure if my truck's brake spring is 3/4 or 5/8 - anyone know - 1970 C10.... Nothin in my Chilton on it. :(
 
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