Looking for lost hand tool website

WOW! A website for lost hand tools?

Neal in San Jose

>I gotta go there. It will point me to where I put my mortise marking guage, and who I loaned my router plane to? That's too cool!

Yes, but remember that it's a website

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>all you get is a picture of your lost hand tool, living it up in its new location - you don't get it back. Kind of like seeing an article in Time magazine about the girl/boyfriend you cast aside in high school, who is now rich, happily married, and looking good.

Re: Looking for lost hand tool website *LINK*

Stephen Slyke

>Maybe Walt Q's Brass City Tools? (http://www.brasscityrecords.com/)

-Stephen


Brass City Tools

Akbar & Jeff's Tool Hut, maybe?  *LINK*

Tony Sade (Charleston, WV)

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http://www.workingtools.biz/

how do you loose a tool on the internet

Robin Corell in Atascadero Ca

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Re: how do you loose a tool on the internet

Bob Strawn

>By not keeping track of your object files.

Bob

Re: Yes, but remember that it's a website

Marv

>Hi Bill,

Check on that site that Stephen Slyke just posted. You might find some pushdrill bits there. Or ask Walt if he has what you want but hasn't posted it on his site yet.

Marv

Re: how do you loose a tool on the internet

Bart Leetch

>how do you loose a tool on the internet *NM*

Robin Corell in Atascadero Ca

Well the first thing he lost was his cookies & then the tool. What he was doing eating his hand plane with Oreos & milk I don't know....

Try this,,,,

Re: how do you loose a tool on the internet

Bart Leetch

>Optional Link URL didn't work.

http://www.sydnassloot.comtools.htm