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(09-13-2021, 03:37 PM)Scott W Wrote: This came up for sale yesterday and apparently I was the first response. I didn't and don't want all of it so a lot will be offered for sale here and/or ebay. Some interesting stuff that I haven't seen before.
Nice find! I'm always fascinated by what is or isn't present in toolboxes that are sold like this. Have fun sorting through it all!
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I was disappointed that there weren't any planes... just the 2 1/2 block planes.
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09-13-2021, 06:20 PM
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No info on what you paid, but I think that it is a safe bet that you are owed a :
You Suck!
Those perfect handle screwdrivers are great as long as the shafts don't get bent or twisted.
It looks like there are some larger than usual auger bits in the 2nd pic.
The machinist's level can be more useful in a wood shop than you might expect. That looks like a nice one.
With that nice saw vise, I am surprised to not see any saw sets in the pics.
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I think Christmas came early for you
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It's funny I only really want a handful of the stuff here... and the chisels. I wanted them but I didn't realize there so many.
I for sure will be selling that level. Way too afraid of dropping it. It's heavy and serious. I think there is someone that would use it and appreciate it way more than me.
If I had a real reason I'd keep that trammel set but I don't.
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09-13-2021, 08:31 PM
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I think this marking gauge is pretty intriguing. I am guessing it's lignum vitae. If not, please tell me. It feels very "waxy".
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I can see a lot of handle turning in your future. I did a bunch a few years ago and it was fun coming up with different varieties, such as shapes, wood type, finish/stain. you will have to post when you get in the mood.
) for an office "you suck", I would say congratulations are in order!