What Did You Buy Today?

[mattthemuppet2]

I love those random mystery finds! I got a Pratt Burnerd set try and a Kurt D40 that way

 

[682bear]

I love those random mystery finds! I got a Pratt Burnerd set try and a Kurt D40 that way

I didn't realize it was a Buck until I got home with it and cleaned the dust off the label...

-Bear

 

[AlfromNH]

Got this. It's in remarkably good shape for a 1946 printing.

 

[Firstram]

6 more of these LED lights for a total of 10. Thanks to whoever mentioned them, fantastic lamps for the price!

 

[Aaron David]

got some drive screws to remove. No access from the back, all my usual tricks don't work. So lets give this a try:

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That's the last ditch effort before drilling them out to save the data plates.......

I have had good luck using an old wood chisel to slip underneath the head, pry up and give a little more space that way.

 

[woodchucker]

same here.

I have had good luck using an old wood chisel to slip underneath the head, pry up and give a little more space that way.

 

[ChazzC]

Got this. It's in remarkably good shape for a 1946 printing.

I'll see your one volume Ford, and raise you a two volume set of Burghardt (1944, in almost new condition: while the covers are a little worn and the end she's are brown, aside from minor foxing the pages are perfect):

 

[great white]

I have had good luck using an old wood chisel to slip underneath the head, pry up and give a little more space that way.

Tried that already, no joy.

 

[Aaron David]

I'll see your one volume Ford, and raise you a two volume set of Burghardt (1944, in almost new condition: while the covers are a little worn and the end she's are brown, aside from minor foxing the pages are perfect):

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I have a copy of that, in my vintage shop library. Books from around when my machines were made seem to help more than current ones.

 

[Aaron David]

These are my embarrassment, as I lost the two I had. They are headstock clamps for a South Bend 9", and I am going to use the third to make this work for that lathe: