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Started by Papaw, August 30, 2012, 03:02:29 AM

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Papaw

Discussion of outstanding old tool finds leads me to ask for your stories about finding Tool Talk.
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oldtools

actually stumbled on it when I was Googling info on old tools.
Great find!!  Thank you for keeping this site going...
Aloha!  the OldTool guy
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Lostmind

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lauver

Link on Garage Gazette.

Googled Ford wrench number.
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amertrac

You guys can BLAME athol tool works for bringing me here. I was looking up information on the wrench and noel had one on the front page of his site with a little story abour giving one away before he found out what it was worth.SO NOW YOU ARE STUCK WITH ME. I belong to other forums but check here first every day .  bob w.   
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lbgradwell

I stumbled on TT while researching something or other many years ago - long before this "re-launched" version was needed!

I was the 54th member of the original TT and TT was actually the first forum I joined; before Garage Journal (which used to be MUCH better), the now-defunct Garage Hangout, and the replacement Garage Gazette.

I now spend most of my time here & at GG.

Way back when I used to read Mark KW's tool board which was interesting. That may have been called ToolSource at one time too. But it was an older-style forum and they were hard to read, so when GJ started to grow (it was new back then) and had a nicer format, I switched.

I've also read and/or been a member of Practical Machinist, Yesterday's Tractor, Craftsman Tooltalk, Collecting Snap-on and probably others...

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Branson

I stumbled across TT when researching Stiletto tools and Hamilton Baker hardware company.  Read the page on HB and registered immediately.  That was just before the blowup.

stanley62

I was referred by my father (jimwrench).  Glad I was. This is a great site with a lot of helpful and well informed people.

  Jim
Always looking for Stanley planes and parts, Mossberg and Plomb wrenches.

lauver

Quote from: Papaw on August 30, 2012, 03:02:29 AM
Discussion of outstanding old tool finds leads me to ask for your stories about finding Tool Talk.

Papaw,

Just a suggestion-- you might want to dupe this thread/survey in the Welcome Forum to find out more about the newbies and how they found their way here.
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Papaw

QuotePapaw,

Just a suggestion-- you might want to dupe this thread/survey in the Welcome Forum to find out more about the newbies and how they found their way here.

Good idea!
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Nolatoolguy

I posted a video on youtube about my grandpas 71N ratchet an cliff comented on it along with were I could find more info an sent me the link to toolalk, ive been hooked ever since.
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