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Soapstone.jpgSoapstone holder14 viewsforged from stainless (it's what they had) about 6 inches long with the scrap of soapstone. nicknaylo
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IMG_2799.JPGGalootaclaus 2016 80 views11 items, two for chunks of Bodark and Mesquite from Texas, two for chisels needing a boatload of care, a bit holder also needing some help, a box of #7 slotted flat heads from Sweden of all places, dual sheave blocks, a mystery #593 Stanley hammer without faces, a NIB set of 6 Greenlee Irwin style bits, some acid brushes, and a tubular thing that apparently grows that way - never saw anything like this before, but I'm guessing that grew in Texas too. Quite an assortment.Charlie Driggs
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galootmas1.jpgDelights from Walter, more33 viewsBooks to read and refer to, including plans for making storage for them, and build a house to put the bookcases in. One of Sloan's classics as well as help identifying the wood he made the candle holders out of. I was thinking butternut, but now I'm leaning to walnut.curt seeliger
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galootmas2.jpgDelights from Walter30 viewsCandle holders he made himself, and a similarly sourced chisel holder, Witherby chisel and a drawknife both sturdy and ready for the home. Sweetly shaped mallet, curvy wrench (I'd not seen one of these before) and an oil can for obvious uses.curt seeliger
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IMG_5034.JPGEdge cleaning48 viewsWorkmate makes a great assistant board holder.jerkinsj
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slotstones.jpgSlotted, triangular sharpening stones184 viewsI picked these up at an estate sale, along with a Pfeil 1/8e carving chisel. They're triangular in cross section, look like hard arkansas and black hard arkansas stones, and each has a v-shaped groove in one edge. They can be easily removed from this holder, and rotated so their flat edges can be worked.madwing
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haul_08242012.jpgFriday's Haul255 viewsHaul from local estate sale. Clockwise from upper left - Craftsman inside caliper/divider (7"), white/grey sharpening stone in holder, Simpson bastard file, Pike #1 Washita stone in box, Starrett inside caliper/divider (5"), Stanley socketed chisel, What's-it with horn handlejerkinsj
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tu2.JPGTU241 viewsKa Bar folding lockblade knife. 5 3/4 inches closed, 4 1/2 inch blade, wooden handle. Gratuitous rust spots here and there. $5
Yankee 130A body, in good shape because it's useless without the drive shaft and bit holder. Also a Yankee 20-1 driver with bit that slips on drive and catches on reverse. This one might work with some futzing. $2curt seeliger
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jack-stone5.jpgReversible Oil Stone from Pike131 viewsThis is how it's set up. The box opens, and the metal stone holder (double-sided) flips back and forth, resting on the edge of the box. There is a pressure-plate held against one end of the stone with a screw, and that keeps the stone in the metal holder.madwing
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Cameo_and_holder.jpg96 viewsCameo with carving holder - from Venice Italyjerkinsj
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P1060652.jpgSmall die-cast plane83 views"Select Planer razor blade tool.
The worlds sharpest tool.
Use any double-edge razor blade"
Has two blade holders, one straight one curvedjonjunk
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P9120147b.jpgAnother view of Ink String device128 viewsAnother shot of the ink string holder. There is a cloth sack inside which is soaked with the ink and through or under which the string is drawn. SomedayForge
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