outlawmws
On the Run
AMF...... American Machine & Foundry
:yes: I have a 9" AMF/Dewalt radial arm of that era also, but it needs one winding rewound... :tears:
AMF...... American Machine & Foundry
outlawms said:New Game, name a tool!
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Bob Vila.
I just couldn't resist. Sorry.
Tom
:yes: I have a 9" AMF/Dewalt radial arm of that era also, but it needs one winding rewound... :tears:
Hmm, let's see
-band saw
-forestry shears
-bypass shears
-pick (think miner 49nr, but probably meant for dirt, not rock/gold)
-cutter mattock
-point bar
I call it a point bar....... shaped a bit different than the one pictured at Ace, but it's basically a heavy steel bar used when breaking up concrete..... at least that's what I use it for, bought it at Lowes.
-brass hose nozzle.... twist type
-undercoating spray gun
-tire tread depth gauge
-10' dryer vent brush
-manual mitre saw
-electrically heated paint scraper
-#4 Phillips screw driver...... most people don't have a #4, as it's big.
-Perfect Handle screw driver........ "Perfect" I think was a brand or trade name, but a few other companies made them too...... far from being just a screw driver. I beleive China Inc. makes copies now.
-8 point sockets (for square nuts and bolts)
-band saw :yes:
-forestry shears
-bypass shears :yes:
-pick, -cutter mattock :yes:
-point bar I always caled this a "gad" but G. images didn't... :yes:
-brass hose nozzle.... twist type :yes:
-undercoating spray gun
-tire tread depth gauge :yes:
-10' dryer vent brush
-manual mitre saw - This has already been done and I had it
-electrically heated paint scraper
-#4 Phillips screw driver, -Perfect Handle screw driver :yes:
-8 point sockets (for square nuts and bolts) :yes:
4 winners! :thmbsp:
How often do you use the #4 Phillips? I don't think I've ever used mine. It was something I got in a tool box at an auction....... I just don't run into screws that big.
I thought I'd get you on the 8 point sockets, but I guess you did mention having a machine with Babbitt bearings, so the 8 point sockets would go right along with that.
I thought I'd get you on the 8 point sockets
Bench hook
Power scraper (for machine ways)
Powered post hole auger
Lead-spraying bodywork gun
Needle scaler
Dent puller
The tool has to be something you might realistically find in a yard/garage sale or flea market, or in a garage or serious hobbyist’s shop. Anything that would only ever be found in a specialists shop, (like track layer repair tools, crane rigging equipment, or a doctor’s office or hospital tool that would not translate into a garage setting are off the menu (Speculum... Sheesh!).
Pencil Type Die Grinder
Rome
Can this thread be identify the tool also?
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Sure! Why not! :yes:
Whatcha got? (Pix?)
I don't know if this has been posted but a tool any self respecting handy man in New England would have a set of steel "Feathers and Wedges" for splitting Granite.
Crite’s modified Forte’s, 1060 Marantz, Marantz 240 amp, Marantz 3200, Marantz 115B Tuner, A Gaggle of Carver receivers, Ohm 2's, Dahlquist 9's, Denon Cd, Technics SL-Q2 and an AR-XA. A Grant Fidelity Tube processor.
"Good Music, Single Malt and Old Motorcycles"
Outlaw
Do you have any Festool tools?
Not really part of the game just wondering.