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LV Report card . . .

Steve Mackay


>Although I'm not worthy . . .

Got back from Il. and tripped over a FED-EX box in the door. Damn thing beat me home ! Go figure ! Wasting no time we investigated. Now, how does LV manage to get my ENTIRE order in ONE box AT THE SAME TIME ? Hmmmmm. Must want my money ! Mrs, & Mr. Lee . . . . You've got it !

The scratch awl is better than I thought. Not only a tappered blade but "stepped" down along the length. VERY well made !

The Little bevel square is another story. If anyone works small parts (and even if you don't) this thing is WAY COOL! Its woth the ten bucks just to have it laying around. Been looking for something like this for YEARS ! Wonderfull !

"Test-run" good to go,You up for another ?

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Little Bevel Square . . info please

Doug Littlejohn


>just what is it? I looked at their site but do not see anything by that name.

TIA

Sherwood

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Ummmmm . . .

Steve Mackay


>Its in the book, page 7, 3" Sliding Bevel, # 35N14.01. 3" blade w/ 2 3/4" rosewood & brass trim handle. I suppose "Marking & Measuring" catagory would get close on the site but I might be wrong, never been there. Just finnished marking out planes/facets on a 13" model STRYKER vehical. LOTS easier than my larger bevel ! ME LIKE !

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Re: Little Bevel Square . . info please *LINK*

mikew


>Hi Doug--just in enabling mode...

I personally like the 4" LV version for the type of lock it has:

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&p=32593&cat=1,42936,50298

Take care, Mike


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3" Sliding Bevel Link

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DOH !! and thanks !!

Doug Littlejohn

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Steve Kubien

Re: Little Bevel Square . . info please *LINK*

Steve Kubien


>Note: I am not wearing my LV shirt at the moment but since this topic came up...

Sure I work there and I have refrained from doing any of this sort of thing since I have but take a look at the Veritas sliding bevels. It may seem like a simple thing but that cam-lock, one-thumb-to-use thing is awesome. A bit more than $13 but way cool. Had both sizes since before I got the job and they are my go-to's for sure.

Go ahead and kill this response if you want to. I understand.

Cheers,

Steve Kubien

Ajax, Ontario


Veritas sliding bevels

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Re: Little Bevel Square . . info please

mikew


>Ah, Steve, I also linked to them, so even if your post went away, it's up above. One of the best doodads I bought that I use all the time...

Take care, Mike

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