Galoot Image Central Pics from the Porch Home :: Login Album list :: Last uploads :: Last comments :: Most viewed :: Top rated :: My Favorites :: Search Home > User galleries > TRexF16 > Tool Finds Tool Finds TITLE  +   -  FILE NAME  +   -  DATE  +   -  POSITION  +   -  IMG_1238.JPGCARPER Square296 viewsThis Square is unmarked on the metal, and the only marking on the wood is this name "CARPER"TRexF16 IMG_1249.JPGZenith hammer handle sticker245 viewsTRexF16 IMG_1247.JPGZenith hammer marking219 viewsTRexF16 IMG_1250.JPGZenith hammer "106" stamps284 viewsNo clue what the significance of "106" on both the head and the handle is.TRexF16 IMG_1239.JPGCarper square and 6" Dovetail saw337 viewsThis is the little saw I picked up with the square. Paid $9 for the two of them.TRexF16 Mystery_Shave_3.JPGSpokeshave parts265 viewsNote the "solid" iron. Seems identical to a No. 51 iron.TRexF16 Mystery_Shave_2.JPGSpokeshave markings on iron232 viewsAccording to Bob Kaune's site, this mark was used from 1874 to 1884.TRexF16 Mystery_Shave_1.JPGSpokeshave Comparison309 viewsHere's the shave compared to a type 1 151. The Mystery shave uses a tensioning screw in the top of the cap iron (which was missing), just like a #51 and a #151, but none of the 51 or 151 set screws I have fit - too big. A 6-32 tap will turn about 3 turns until it gets finger-tight, so it's close to that. 6-40 is too fine and barely turns in at all. The cap iron looks identical to a 51 or 151, however.TRexF16 IMG_0118.JPGUnknown Sharpening Stone465 views7x2x1 inch stone picked up at an estate sale. Thought it was a Crystolon (it was pretty dirty) but when I cleaned it up I saw by the striations in the stone it is natural. Seems fairly soft but fine, much like a Queer Creek. But here it is completely cleaned up and sitting on a new Queer Creek and it is clear it in not that. Also interesting how it was cut from the quarry perpendicular to the "layers". Kinda quarter sawn... Does anybody know what kind of stone this is?TRexF16 IMG_0899.JPGStanley #60 Chisel Types237 viewsThese represent at least five different "types" of #60. I don't know the order of introduction, but have lined them up left to right based on my guess at oldest to newest style. I have at least one of the middle type with an earlier owner's name and "1947" etched on the back.TRexF16 IMG_0481.JPGKeen Kutter Back218 viewsYep...cost me a quarter. Meep Meep!TRexF16 IMG_0479.JPGKeen Kutter 2200 viewsTRexF16 33 files on 3 page(s) 1 2 3 Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery and JoomBla!