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We need pics of these cool old boxes
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I just saw this on FB. Pretty cool!
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^ That is cool...
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Jack's Birthday today.
Hammer was a big hit! Thanks!
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Nice! Happy Birthday to Jack! I know that I feel like I know him a bit due to your posts over the years.
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![]() His wedding is next month...a ban-o-rama!
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Yeah, I keep hoping that I'll stumble across one for $20 instead of $275.
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His wedding is in a few weeks and he'll get it then, slightly used ![]() Already wrapped! As an aside, he had his BP camp out last weekend...he gave all the guys in his wedding axes. So there you go...thanks, Vash!
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A couple of items that I've acquired.
Chaplin patent change ![]() ![]() HD Smith winged perfect handle screwdriver (I've got a no 5 and a no 4) ![]() ![]() A complete, original North Brothers Yankee 1555 breast drill. It's got 2 speeds and 5 modes that seem like magic. ![]() ![]() I also have an old Millers Falls No 97 which is very similar to the Yankee 1555 above ![]() This is what the various modes do. Yankee modes Plain – direct drive turn the crank in a direction to turn the spindle in that direction Left hand ratchet - the crank ratchet in one direction to turn the spindle left Right hand ratchet - the crank ratchet in one direction to turn the spindle right Double right ratchet– the crank ratchet in either/both directions to turn the spindle to the right Lock – locks the crank and spindle MF modes Plain – direct drive turn the crank in a direction to turn the spindle in that direction Left hand ratchet - the crank ratchets in one direction to turn the spindle left Right hand ratchet - the crank ratchet in one direction to turn the spindle right Double right ratchet– the crank ratchet in either/both directions to turn the spindle to the right Double left ratchet– the crank ratchet in either/both directions to turn the spindle to the left. I want one of these other HD Smith screwdrivers with what I call a "pinch grip". I'll be keeping my eye out in case I run across one that's reasonably priced.
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Hey Masraum, that plane could use a clean and sharpen. Then, you would have some pron.
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