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Re: Wood working tools

Post by markiver54 » Mon Aug 12, 2019 4:29 pm

Yes Ernie, just those wood clamps alone are not cheap. Along with everything else you did REAL good!! Congrats on a great find!
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Re: Wood working tools/ bought some

Post by JEBar » Mon Aug 12, 2019 5:07 pm

Ernie wrote:
Mon Aug 12, 2019 4:15 pm
Bought a Rockwell Drill press set up like a slider, can move the head 12 inches, and a morticing machine with 4 chisels. Both used but clean. Also got 2 wooden 2 screw 10" clamps and an indexing 2 way clamp for the drill press. Paid $50 for all. Think I did OK.
sounds like it .... hope the tools will serve you well
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Re: Wood working tools

Post by Ernie » Sun Dec 29, 2019 5:05 pm

Purchased a slow speed grinder and 2 CBN wheels 1-1/2" wide for sharpening and shaping, 80 and 180 grit. Just installed the wheels and re-ground a couple of old chisels freehand. Very pleased with the results. No more dressing wheels and overheating the tools. Also purchased a Wolverine grinding system I have to set up. I have been sitting on these for a while and since I cleared a couple benches I decided to do something besides organize and clean.
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