Copy that, thank you much!You have a draw knife there.
Here the big one is a draw knife and little one is a spoke shave. View attachment 1177939
Copy that, thank you much!You have a draw knife there.
Here the big one is a draw knife and little one is a spoke shave. View attachment 1177939
I have had two Stanley's thermoses. I left one on a rear bumper and it was run over by a heavily loaded one ton. It was not on pavement though so I only lost the cup and part of the cap. Still worked fine but held less so after a time I replaced it with another. Like so much that was made right they are not the same anymore and are produced elsewhere.Not Stanley Rule and Level co.
but...Landers, Frary & Clark of the Stanley Insulating Division...New Britain CT.
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I have had two Stanley's thermoses. Like so much that was made right they are not the same anymore and are produced elsewhere.
Haha, I read this same article this morning. The one I came across is only about a 1/2 mile from my shop. And it was only $5. It has the little channel piece with the wing nut. No fences or blades. If you need me to grab it to fill any voids in your life let me know.
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Appreciate, thanks for your kind offer.If you need me to grab it to fill any voids in your life let me know
A couple socket chisels, Stanley hidden underneath.
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The pitting on the backs is a concern because that needs to be lapped out before you can create a true edge.
Wow that thing is neat. I've never seen one like that before. Is it as unique as it seems?Stanley SW Victor No 20 Circular Plane
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Stanley SW Victor No 20 Circular Plane
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A No 4, type 16 from the 30's (I think!) to clean up & a nice screwdriver.
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