... Snippage here Hi Y'all, Well, seems to obvious to me that a tool of this calibre should NOT be used. We're missing the MOST useful alternative here. Has...
Larry Poffenberger
lkp@...
Sep 1, 1998 8:22 am
35445
Well, my vote would be for flame decals on the sides, red fun fur glued on the tote, replace that knob with a Hurst short-shift knob and finally a string of...
Joe Woerdeman
Joe.Woerdeman@...
Sep 1, 1998 8:40 am
35446
Karl, I only posted this as a point of interest to other Galoots. I do understand the value of "the box" adds to tools and how some are much more rare than...
Steve_Bussell@...
Sep 1, 1998 10:33 am
35447
Galoots; For the sake of learning some more, here is a second on the Yankee #230. Jerry is right when he wrote about the Yankee "Radio Tool Set #100" having a...
Karl W. Sanger
sangerkw@...
Sep 1, 1998 11:39 am
35448
Any chance we could persuade Dr. Robb to post some details of his version?? Picture?? Sketch?? Inquiring minds need to know! Thanks, Steve -- ...
Steve_Bussell@...
Sep 1, 1998 11:59 am
35449
In a message dated 9/1/98 4:35:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, lkp@... writes: << Has anyone tried painting cute little landscapes or other...
HeyzaD@...
Sep 1, 1998 12:08 pm
35450
Galoots, I got to use Esther's bow-lathe on the weekend at the WNY Galootapalooza (Thanks Esther!). And I have an observation. No, it's not earthshatteringly...
Darrell LaRue
Darrell_LaRue@...
Sep 1, 1998 1:13 pm
35451
To clarify -- I have done multiple tools / multiple parts simultaneously several times with good results. Often, one piece is done before the others, but I...
Joseph Baron
jgbaron@...
Sep 1, 1998 1:29 pm
35452
... You must not have seen the back cover of the latest Fine Woodworking?...... Cheers, Dan ... Daniel Miller - 5lakes@... Five Lakes Wooden Boat Center ...
Dan Miller
5lakes@...
Sep 1, 1998 1:31 pm
35453
Galoots: Bob pointed this out to me. Speaking of price "wow's", take a look at the first item, a Bellows Patent "Beam Micrometer" machinist tool on the new...
Karl W. Sanger
sangerkw@...
Sep 1, 1998 1:32 pm
35454
Gentle Galoots, Is there a way to fix runout on postdrill's, hand powered drillpresses or even handdrill's? Usually, I don't worry about a little runout on my...
Peterson, Samuel L.
PetersonS@...
Sep 1, 1998 2:31 pm
35455
... Uuuhh, make that "you have NOT used" in the third line. ... Several did :^) --Hugh ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...
Hugh & Barbara Brown
hnbbrown@...
Sep 1, 1998 2:48 pm
35456
... This idea isn't as far out as you might think. There is a rare coin index for coin collectors (another hobby) which tracks certain commonly traded coins....
Aaron C Davis
acd02@...
Sep 1, 1998 2:52 pm
35457
Yet another suggestion: Door handle/opener for upscale house. Several, as many as needed, say four, 5/8" holes would be drilled in the bed in order to secure...
PeterH5322@...
Sep 1, 1998 3:24 pm
35458
GG's Over the weekend I tried out some suggestions, took some feeler gauge measurements, and generally had some fun. The mouth opening is about 5/16 of an...
Joe Palazzolo
jmpalazz@...
Sep 1, 1998 3:42 pm
35459
Hey, what's the commotion? I just looked up the 608C on the Satanley blood and gore page, it is described a Jointer, 24"L, 2 5/8"W, 9 3/4 lbs, 1898 - 1935. ...
Paul Houtz
gph@...
Sep 1, 1998 3:48 pm
35460
In a message dated 9/1/98 8:40:59 AM, you wrote: << I just looked up the 608C on the Satanley blood and gore page, it is described a Jointer, 24"L, 2 5/8"W, 9...
PeterH5322@...
Sep 1, 1998 4:16 pm
35461
In a message dated 9/1/98 8:39:58 AM, you wrote: << I do think that a No. 4 size would be a fun project. Any takers? ... I think a #2 or #3 infill would be...
PeterH5322@...
Sep 1, 1998 4:24 pm
35462
Jim Buchanan
jbuchana@...
Sep 1, 1998 4:31 pm
35463
GGs, I second Jerry's recommendation of "Hammer.Wood.Nail." I'm almost through it and it is quite interesting, though not quite the way I would go about...
Tom Moye
tommo@...
Sep 1, 1998 4:31 pm
35464
Hi all, Anyone have any leads on a short (few days to 1 week) wheelwright course in the New England, NY, NJ, or PA area? thanks, Kevin -- ...
KEVIN.D.SCHOTT@...
Sep 1, 1998 4:38 pm
35465
So, not being terribly savvy on collecting. Are there folks who just collect the boxes (sans tool)? How does one type a box? Joe ... on ... -- ...
Joe Woerdeman
Joe.Woerdeman@...
Sep 1, 1998 5:00 pm
35466
... Is that the same coins since 1970, or do they change the tracked basket every so often like the stock market indices do ? -- ...
David Boreham
davidb@...
Sep 1, 1998 5:02 pm
35467
... Yeah, but look up his bidding record on completed auctions. Not someone I'd want to be up against (though I notice that at least one of us was able to...
John R Mudd
jrm@...
Sep 1, 1998 5:07 pm
35468
... I heard from someone at Hurchalla's last auction that they had taken a wheelwright course at Landis Valley Farm, which is located east of Lancaster PA and...
Anthony Seo
tonyseo@...
Sep 1, 1998 5:31 pm
35469
... I gave $35 for my #608. For these prices, I'd be willing to scrape grooves in the bottom and build a box for it. Frank (Fort Worth Armadillo Works) -- ...
FrankSronce
sroncef@...
Sep 1, 1998 5:42 pm
35470
Started out the week by buying a couple of power tools, with the permission of my wife, who felt it was my just due since my 64th birthday is coming up very...
Don Stern
djs2@...
Sep 1, 1998 6:03 pm
35471
... Just look in John Walter's Guide. Believe it or not, there is a box "type study" in there. Reprinted from his earlier publication - Stanley Tool...
Paul Honore
phonore@...
Sep 1, 1998 6:35 pm
35472
Hi Sam & Galoots ! ... That's intolerable. ... Do you have an eggbeater drill handy ? If so, put a piece of bar stock or rod in its chuck and spin it. If it...
George Langford, Sc.D.
amenex@...
Sep 1, 1998 6:46 pm
35473
This story about wooden water tanks on New York City skyscrapers caught my eye today. Off topic, but, hey, how far afield is it from "old tools" to "things...
