Brace storage...Oh Scott P.

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Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

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Pic No.3 

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Re: Pic No.3

Luke Herzberg

>Function is beauty. Very nice, Scott.

-Luke, suddenly in need of more braces. : )

Re: Pic No.2

Steve Kubien

>That's startin' to look like collectin'. Not that there's anything wrong with that......

Your friend,

Steve kubien

Ajax, Ontario

P.S. Hey Scott, ya know, I was never able to resolve that 'issue' I had earlier this year (same one you had for a while). Call me a sucker I guess.

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Joe Rogers, Northern Virginia

>I see 5 Yankees. Care to itemize the collec...ahm...Kit?JR

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Jack Guzman from Maine

>I like that Scott. Nice.---Jack

Hey Steve...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>It's a "working collection" they just keep following me home...yea that the ticket.

Sorry to hear that. "They" have been sighted on the main board here and there lately. I have a adress if you need it ping me.

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Mike Lietzow

>Nice set up Scott. The only critique is too many of them plastic-handled Yankees and not enough Spofford patent Frays. I guess it's just a matter of taste. :-) Regarding the coll&@tor accusations, just chuck a bit into all of them and nobody will be the wiser.

Cheers,

Mike - who will gladly trade a very clean 12" sweep Yankee/Bell System brace for an analogous Spofford patent Fray.

Actually...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>There 6 but ones going away.

Let�s start right to left:

6� Stanley No. 925(?)

Newer 10� Yankee 2100 (this one goes bye-bye).

10 Stanley No 925 (?)

MF 6�

MF 10� with lion chuck.

Fray No. 107

Fray No. 110

Fray No. 80 Corner brace

A big old 14� MF with a holdall chuck (this baby is my cordless driver ;-).

Stanley No. 945 (?) corner of post brace

6, 8, 10, 12 and 14� Yankee 2100�s Also behind them is a 2100 series 24� extension.

That a Mosley (sp) English patterned brace on top of the part boxes.

Hey! Wait one cotton pickin'

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Minute. Not one of those yankee (except the newer one) has plastic handles. I agree with you on the Frays, I realy like them. I need to fill them out. That will take awhile...

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Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>Nice rack there Scott. I count space for 22 braces. Sure takes up alot less space than my brace cabinet. not sure what a lion chuck is tho, care to elaborate?

Todd O.

Ooops...

Mike Lietzow

>... my mistake Scott. My aging peepers don't work as well as they used to. I shoulda known you had better taste than that. :-) But my main point stands, i.e. that's a fine looking bit brace rack ya got there.

Cheers,

Mike

Corrections...

Scott Burr Ben Lomond,CA

>On the right the Stanleys are 925's.

The Stanley post/corner drill is a 984.

Sorry for misinforming.

Me go Ooops too...

Scott Burr Ben Lomond,CA

>It appears 2 are. Age get us all. Sorry Mike, Scott

standing corrected;)

Todd can answer this better...

Scott Burr Ben Lomond,CA

>See how it came from Mrs. Deadhorse to begin with. The Lion chuck was one of the first "hold all" chucks. It can hold all bits, square, round etc. The extra room is for Fray braces. Possibly my eggbeaters too...

Re: Brace storage.

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

>Very nice! It reminds me of Dave Andersons storage work. (I just posted links to his postings for the new fellow from the Wreck)

In the interests of hand tool storage - how did you make the 5-degree dadoes?

Warning! Electrons died...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Dado on the TS with the arbor tilted.

Yeah, but...

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>Where're the gas springs? They fire the braces at you? Lemme guess - you added a Clapper, and the whole thing's sound activated.

Looks good. Why dontcha like the obeche now?

Been having computer problems or I'd have posted sooner...

Scott