The little grinder was what caught my eye. It is a Speedo-sharpener featured in the June 1928 Popular Mechanics. A little oil and it is ready to wreck some blades. Unfortunately no keys with the locks.
There you go :)
I always wondered if those things were secretly made by the scissor folks, cause nothing will destroy a pair of scissors faster than that thing.
On the plus side tho, being hand powered, at least it doesn't light up a blade white hot like the newer better electric sharpeners ; P
(There is a fellow at work that sharpens his 2 wood chisels once a week on the bench grinder, I don't think he uses them more than once a week. There is an inch of blue metal at the end...I just smile....)
>Unfortunately no keys with the locks.
Well, there wouldn't be much of a challange if they came with keys would there LOL!
The stamped one probably only has 4 pins.......
Neals,
What brand is that Hex Driver set? Those look nice from what I can see.
What brand is that Hex Driver set? Those look nice from what I can see.
They are nothing special. No Name made in Tiawan. Looks like better handles than some. I didn't have a set so should beat the L shaped ones.
http://www.harborfreight.com/10-piece-t-handle-metric-hex-key-set-37862.html
Thanks Rusty. Looks like the same ones except mine are SAE. Its a good thing it was some of the other stuff I was after. I'd hate to think I paid $5.00 for those. No Harbour Freight here so probably Walmart or Canadian Tire.