Re: spring is coming to rust hunters
walt Q
>Bill, pedal-by is my grandsons almost warm enough for him to be outdoors with me when he comes over...I'm way to old to have little ones...and he's quite a handfull to keep track of in my shop :-)
the bottom right: a handfull of new blades(about 16 or so..22/32 by 3 22/32 by 1/8) beveled too low but take a nice edge if you re-grind the bevel, I figure maybe finger planes or chisel planes. Next to them is the smallest marking gage I've ever found..by American Spring Needle Works New Britain CT -three arm marking gage, two parallel and one perpendicular..metal body is only 1 1/4" by 3/4"...sweet! got a whole listing of the stuff on the linked page.
Rob, no trunk yet..but all winter there's at least three that stay open..Wallingford, near the Oakdale theater, Woodbury and Durham (monday only and you got to get up with the chickens 'cause it's at the animal transfer station/stockyard.) Brutal when it's zero out..fingers get numb clutching cold iron..when they start to burn you know you've had enough. I hear the trunk got sold over the winter..the old owner didn't need the money..he owns multiple properties all across NE. Don't know what that means for the fleas this summer..don't know if he sold the property to developers or another flea guy. You've seen the development in the area..every year it gets more "yuppiefied", almost expect to see a starbucks soon.
walt Q