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Price: $20.00 plus shipping. |
Business end: |
Rather rough surface, but functional. Price: $8.00 plus shipping. |
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Price: $8.00 plus shipping. Lots of bold markings on this tool ! |
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Price: $6.00 plus shipping. |
different pattern ! |
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more conventional: |
ACMB-42 This blacksmith-made tap appears more
suited to the repair of stripped nuts than the cutting of new
threads.
Twenty threads in one inch; diameter about 3/8ths inch. Price: $6.00 plus shipping. |
There isn't any thread relief here: |
ACMB-43 This 3-1/2 inch blacksmith-made bit may
not have been intended for rotary cutting, as the teeth point both ways
... Price: $8.00 plus shipping. |
There isn't any handed-ness to these
mean-looking teeth: No makers marks. |
ACMB-44 Finely hand-finished saw-nut bit,
unmarked. The span is about 9/32 inch. Price: $8.00 plus shipping. |
The business end is configured both for
tightening and for loosening: |
ACMB-45 These tapered reamers are both about the
same size in spite of their 5-inch and 6-inch lengths. They each
have a semi-circular outline and cut along a single edge. They
are in need of cleaning. Just under 1/2 inch max cutting
diameter. Price:
$10.00 plus shipping. |
In these images, the dark sides are flat
and the light sides are semi-circular: |
ACMB-47 Wells Bros of Greenfield, Massachusetts,
made this4-1/2 inch countersink. It is marked for use in seating
the heads of wheel or tire bolts. Looks like a 60 degree included
angle. Price:
$8.00 plus shipping. |
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ACMB-48 This clean countersink is made in two
parts to facilitate sharpening, but was not opened for
sharpening. At least, it wasn't sharpened on the outside ! Price:
$5.00 plus shipping. |
The inside cutting edges were incorrectly
sharpened: The screw isn't stuck. |
ACMB-49 This two-part countersink was made by the
Syracuse Twist Drill Company (S.T.D. Co.) and is in fine condition
underneath the dirt. Price: $15.00 plus shipping. |
The screw isn't damaged and turns OK. |