After combing through rusty piles of unloved apparatuses from years past, in shops dedicated to all things decrepit and threadbare, I'll post here the gems I unearth for resurrection and reinstatement. Brought back from their long slumber just in time before succumbing irrevocably to the inexorable invasion from their natural enemies: air and water.
This is a robust driver. Quite heavy with large bits. The tip pivots to five positions with heavy detents keeping it in place and a spring lock holding…
Different names, same tool. These things are excellent, very nice for stitching heavy material, such as leather. CS Osbourne is still around and still makes these. I can’t…
People don’t seem to do much bearing scraping anymore. Not with this tool, anyway. Here’s a paper, published in 1981, that calls doing such an art: The Art…
I’m not sure I really understand this tool. Or, why this would be better than drilling a pilot hole. Unless the thread pitch of the screw you’re driving…
This is a miter box, branded Craftsman, but I believe made by Millers Falls, who acquired the company that was the original manufacturer, Langdon Mitre Box Company, in…