Quote from: Bus on November 19, 2014, 12:11:46 PM
The small pin vises and small bits come in handy when you smash a finger nail and need to relieve the pressure.

I just use a needle, heated red hot over a gas burner (not sure how you do this if you have an electric stove).  I've had to do it just a couple of times, thank goodness.  Freaked my bride out both times.

I did my sons with a pin vise and small bit a couple of months ago. For a brief moment,  it was like a little blood geyser. And a huge relief for the boy.

Chilly

Quote from: Bus on November 19, 2014, 12:11:46 PM
The small pin vises and small bits come in handy when you smash a finger nail and need to relieve the pressure.

If you have a small tap and die, you can thread the hole and a plug in case you need to relieve it again. 

Stop talking about drilling fingernails!  You're givin' me the willies.

Al

Here's an offering:
Bonney U.S.A. 1 1/2

Somebody is going to love that wrench

Yeah, I know, waiting for him to show up!

If I may, I'd like to have that alligator!

Papaw, It's yours! 
Send PM with address.

Al

My offerings-
A rusty, crusty, well worn L S Starrett , Athol, Mass speed indicator. It does turn and may work just fine. I have no way to tell.

A pair of Utica Tools round nose pliers, model 21  6 , in need of cleanup.
Added to see if some interest can be drummed up are three more tools.
A Stanley 1/4" wood chisel No. 60  -that has a bent shaft.
A Craftsman 3/8 drive tri-wing ratchet No. 43176 in need of repair- quite loose and ratchets poorly.
A pair of Crescent L26 pliers.

10 days and no bites.

Guess I need to try again.

Id like to have that socket set you offered a while back, cant believe no-one wanted it. If you still want to part with it I would pay the shipping and a few dollars to cover your time.

This one, 1930? PM me your mailing address.

Quote from: Papaw on November 21, 2014, 11:32:14 AM
My offerings-
A rusty, crusty, well worn L S Starrett , Athol, Mass speed indicator. It does turn and may work just fine. I have no way to tell.

A pair of Utica Tools round nose pliers, model 21  6 , in need of cleanup.
Added to see if some interest can be drummed up are three more tools.
A Stanley 1/4" wood chisel No. 60  -that has a bent shaft.
A Craftsman 3/8 drive tri-wing ratchet No. 43176 in need of repair- quite loose and ratchets poorly.
A pair of Crescent L26 pliers.

I'll take these if they are still available. I have a couple of things I can put up.

PM your mailing address and I'll mail them out.

PM sent.


  Here is my giveaway. It's a pair of push drivers. The reddish handle one is a Craftsman made in West Germany and the other is a Stanley Handyman Yankee # 133H.