Tools

Delta DP-10 17 inch drill press parts

$35

45 taper collet holder, I believe this is what is called a V-flange - Made by Erickson tool, C-123621, 100HTG 45V. good condition, no rust, complete. According to catalog, uses TG collets, conforms to ANSI B5.50

2 inch center hole, inside diameter just under 8 inches, if I measured right - $35

Hunter Miniature nut drivers 7/64, 3/32, 5/64

$5 for a set of 3 including postage, cheaper if you get more

Olympus Microscope Illuminator power adapter

Adapter that allows one of the newer illuminators with power pins on 1/4 inch spacing to be used with the power sources that have the socket spaced at 3/4 inch. These are hard to find because they are frequently lost when the equipment is moved.

$10

New, bandsaw blades, several sizes, as follows -

$5 each
lengths are 10 ft (one of these) and 5 are 8 ft 2 inches
Four - 10 TPI "regular", 5/8 inch wide - Heller Nucut Hard Edge, blue and tan box, not in photo
Two - 10 TPI, "regular", 3/4 inch wide - Heller Nucut Hard Edge, blue and tan box, not in photo

Wiha ball nosed 9/64" allen
driver (the kind that look like a screwdriver) $4 each

Westinghouse 1/2 HP motor, 1725 RPM, very old, works well, good to add to that collectible piece of machinery that needs a vintage motor. Currently wired to run from 110 AC. Notice unusual oilers and nice brass nameplate $20

Craftsman router guard/guide - clamps onto the router #29524

NOS, unused, in original box - four boxes, each containing two pairs of the ear insert cushions for the ear-valv hearing protector - if you have one of these devices, these are getting pretty hard to get. many folks used these on firing ranges and around loud machinery.

You can read about the ear-valv here:
http://www.hearingaidmuseum.com/gallery/Miscellaneous/Other%20Items/info/LeeSonicEarValves.htm

You can read an army evaluation of the unit here http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0622054

WHIRLPOOL/MAYTAG/KITCHENAID/ROPER/Speed Queen 104P4 RT5 tool, with instruction sheet - looks complete, except for the "motor shaft cap", I can match up every other part shown in the diagram on the instructions. If you have dimensions for the cap, I can make one for you and include it.

This tool is used for removing the fluid drive bearings and for removing the motor pulley (particularly when the tapered pin shears). Instructions are marked Speed Queen, but I believe this same tool is used on all washers with a fluid drive assembly - the listings I found for it show a price of $325.00

$45

Vintage Clev-Dent Pneumatic Amalgam Condenser packer

$75

Antique Clev-Dent Amalgam packer - very interesting vintage tool. the tool is complete and working, I have cleaned and lubricated everything that needs it (hint, do NOT oil the hardened steel pin or the bore it rides in), it works well

You can read about it's usage here: http://jdr.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/36/3/458.pdf. It is used to pack dental amalgam into the dental cavity - it consists of a small Bodine 115V motor and a speed control rheostat that drives a piston pump - the pump makes an oscillating air column that is carried to the handpiece by the gray tubing (the tubing is not original, everything else is). Inside the handpiece, a hardened steel pin is made to oscillate by the air column. When you press the tip of the tool against the amalgam (or your thumbnail - that's how I tested it), the pressure causes the tip to compress slightly into the handpiece allowing the hardened steel pin to then impact it - this gives it the exact type of impact force needed to pack the amalgam solidly into the cavity.

The handpiece is stamped with patent number 2129212, which fully discloses how the thing works - see this link. The text in the patent provides clear operating and adjusting instructions for the tool (at least they were clear to me).

Click here to see the patent

The patent is dated September 1938, Issued to George M Hollenback (in Los Angeles, California) so this tool must date from shortly thereafter

3/8" x 800° CT6 Series Screwdriver Tip for W100PG, W100P3 Soldering Iron

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	Tips are solid copper plated with iron all over
	Nickel and chromium behind the working surface
	Designed to provide maximum heat transfer from the heater to the tip
	Individually packaged

$2 per package, discount if you buy several

Weller
"MT" Series Replacement Tips
For Marksman irons.
Weller "Longlife" tip is made of copper core which is electroplated with iron to extend the lifetime of the tip.
Nickel and chromium protect the shank from corrosion and solder creep.
Tips are pre-tinned in the working area with solder.
Designed for maximum heat transfer from the heater to the tip

$2 per package

Schauer extension adapter for compression tester, new, in box, but box is damaged, as shown $5

$9.00

Augat TX8136-13X13 IC insertion tool - adjustable height - for production assembly ops, surplussed from a research lab, if I remember right.

$65.00

This is a Tumico Vernier Height Gage Gauge - 22 inches tall, in great shape. It was surplussed from Litton systems (I can tell this because it has a Litton Systems calibration sticker on it that says to recalibrate Jan 23, 2007). This gauge has a knob on the base that you turn to move the scribe up/down - the knob actuates a Acme thread via a set of bronze gears in teh base. Because the knob is on the base, and the base is very heavy, you don't risk rocking the gauge when you change the scribe height. It also has a quick movement button that disengages the scribe assembly from the acme screw so you can slide it to where you want it quickly.

The back side of the gauge has a glass scale that goes from 2 to 21.7 inches (no, I don't know why it doesn't start at zero), and a glass vernier. This is a very well done vernier system and it is much easier to read quickly than most.

The two knobs visible on the side of the slider/scribe assembly are a lock

Old Wooden (looks like oak to me) drill index, the label says Jobbers Straight Shank Drills, and in smaller print "one set of 9 drills, correctly tempered for easy cutting" sizes from 1/16 to 3/16 by 64ths, two smallest are missing as you can see in the picture. At the bottom of the label it says "made in Germany" - I am guessing that these predate WWII - if it was post WWII it would say "west Germany", or it would not have been a wooden case. A price of 49 cents is stamped on one side of the wooden index. The drills have their size and Germany marked on their shanks. The index is about 2.5 inches wide, 3.5 inches high, 1/2 inch thick.

This is an excellent condition (I'd say near new, probably only used once or twice) Russell Jennings signature line Expansive Bit made by Stanley.

Included, as pictured are:

	The bit itself
	Three cutters of different sizes
	The original plastic protective case

The back side of the case says "Solid Head" Expansive Bit No. 71B, STANLEY, The tool box of the world

In my limited internet research, it looks like this exact same model was marketed under the IRWIN moniker. This one is complete, the cutters will cut a radius from about 1/2 (7/8?) inch to 1.75 inches, or a 1 inch to 3.5 inch hole (maybe 3 inch?). All three cutters are included - this is somewhat unusual, frequently one or more of the cutters get separated from the bit and lost. Not a micro-dial like the model 21, but uses a worm gear to drive the cutter back and forth. According to some other web sites, the small cutter will get you down to 7/8 inch, and the medium one up to about 2 1/4 inches.

The shank of the bit is stamped "71A" and has a rectangle with Russell Jennings written inside, and "Made in USA".

$25

This is a SIMCO static eliminator midget power unit. Specifications are:

	input 120VAC
	output 4KV RMS
	SC current 3MA Max
	Model H164G
	Unit number M 82 89
	Date M 8
	UL and SA listed

from a calibration lab. It's used with the SS-50 static neutralizing bars (see page 12 of the PDF file in link below). The PDF file also includes a cross reference/compatability matrix for SIMCO power supplies. Here is the link:

http://www.simco-static.com/data/Industrial%20product%20catalog.pdf#search=%22simco%20H164%22

I have tested this unit, I can draw an appropriate arc from both sides of the trasformer, so I am sure it is working. This transformer can also be used for HV experiments where large currents would be inappropriate.

$25

Furnas manual starter, size zero, style INCA 3B, heaters are marked H-27 - untested, helping a friend clean out extra stuff from his garage - I think it was probably used with an Air compressor, but we don't know for sure. Notice that the start button is broken - it still works, but the button you press is broken. This is visible in the picture. $15

Ridge reamer - for piston diameters from 3 3/8 inch to 3 9/16 inch - for example, the MOPAR L-head 6, and many other engines of the period - it says "MFD by All-Power MFG Co Pat Pend Los Angeles CA" - blade is in good condition. $9

Signode model D banding crimper $20

Makita cordless finishing sander, model 9035D, OPM6000, 7.2V, serial 162441, works, you get the sander, as pictured only. This is a great accessory if you have the "matching" power drill or other tools.

$25

Shopsmith Tailstock - the casting says MAGNA 104-1 - for an older series of Shopsmith

new set of jaws for Ridgid 300 pipe threader, the box is shopworn but the jaws are new and ready to go. They sell for $220, see, for example the link below - I've set the price well below half of that price. These are the genuine item, not an aftermarket copy.

http://www.toolsdirect.com/index.cfm/page/product:display/productId/44090/manufacturer/Ridgid/finish/Red

$90

Rockwell branded Mitre Gauge (Delta)- Looks like it fits a Unisaw or equivalent - good condition, rides in 3/4 inch slot, $30