09-12-2019, 02:05 PM
Went to the shop that the auction was held at the other day to pick up my treasures. As promised, here are the pics. There's one item I didn't take a pic of and that's a tailstock. It's a bit huskier than I expected, but it's purpose hasn't changed. It will be used with the rotary table. On second thought, I will add the pic... In fact, it'll be first. It set me back a whole $5. As you can tell, I didn't bother to clean it up. The #14 wrench is there for size reference.
The chainsaw is a Homelite and the main reason I bid on it was because noone else did. Also mine quit a couple of months ago. This was also $5.
I am forever losing allen wrenches. Probably because I don't really have a place to put them. Soon I will... This, too, was $5.
If these look tapered, it's because they are. I haven't gone thru them yet and cataloged the tapers, all in due time. This one I didn't even realize I won. I thought I was going to be outbid so I stopped watching it. Then when the auction summary came in later that evening I wondered why it was more than I expected. That's when I saw that I actually did win it! It was $65.
I've needed a parts washer for some time, this one closed at $15. Someone had already relieved it of it's pump and sprayer but it'll still work. If necessary I'll use an air powered pressure wash sprayer, or I'll dig up a pump from something.
And last but not least, remember above me saying I'll have a place to put them allen wrenches? Well I have a drawer full of those little Surplus Shed bins with my endmills in them. Now they have a real home, plus room for the reamers and taps currently in another drawer. Not sure if I'll put any drill bits in them, for now the index I have works fine, but that may change. The allen wrenches and the chuck keys I had gotten at a previous auction will go where those bins and reamers are now. I paid more than I wanted to for this tho, still cheaper than new and they cleaned up really good. I did find some drill bits, including center drills in one of them. These are Huot and I know of an ebay seller where I can get them for $72 each, shipped, all day long. I paid $155 for the three of them and had the pleasure (sic) of cleaning them up.
The chainsaw is a Homelite and the main reason I bid on it was because noone else did. Also mine quit a couple of months ago. This was also $5.
I am forever losing allen wrenches. Probably because I don't really have a place to put them. Soon I will... This, too, was $5.
If these look tapered, it's because they are. I haven't gone thru them yet and cataloged the tapers, all in due time. This one I didn't even realize I won. I thought I was going to be outbid so I stopped watching it. Then when the auction summary came in later that evening I wondered why it was more than I expected. That's when I saw that I actually did win it! It was $65.
I've needed a parts washer for some time, this one closed at $15. Someone had already relieved it of it's pump and sprayer but it'll still work. If necessary I'll use an air powered pressure wash sprayer, or I'll dig up a pump from something.
And last but not least, remember above me saying I'll have a place to put them allen wrenches? Well I have a drawer full of those little Surplus Shed bins with my endmills in them. Now they have a real home, plus room for the reamers and taps currently in another drawer. Not sure if I'll put any drill bits in them, for now the index I have works fine, but that may change. The allen wrenches and the chuck keys I had gotten at a previous auction will go where those bins and reamers are now. I paid more than I wanted to for this tho, still cheaper than new and they cleaned up really good. I did find some drill bits, including center drills in one of them. These are Huot and I know of an ebay seller where I can get them for $72 each, shipped, all day long. I paid $155 for the three of them and had the pleasure (sic) of cleaning them up.
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