Dave London
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Circa 1956 
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My first hammers and chisels
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Toad
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Lmao !!!!!!!!!!!!! Pretty dainty.
don hicks
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Dave;
Did you use a parallel heel on those gravers?
Cheers
Don
Did you use a parallel heel on those gravers?
Cheers
Don
Dave London
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Don, it is a proprietary point
No Head stones just to poke hole in concrete, for pipes
Dan these were used in the Pittburgh area. In that era
No Head stones just to poke hole in concrete, for pipes
Dan these were used in the Pittburgh area. In that era
DakotaDocMartin
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You must have been engraving Rolex watches back in those days.
GTJC460
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You must have been engraving Rolex watches back in those days.
I was thinking Timex because they take a lickin but keep on tickin
BKJ
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Wow those ARE primitive... glad I updated to a powered system!
DakotaDocMartin
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RONCO JackHammer & Chisel Matic
That looks almost like the pneumatic tool I've been using. The RONCO JackHammer & Chisel Matic. You can pretty much "set it and forget it". It's great for everything from home remodeling to stone setting and bulino!
That looks almost like the pneumatic tool I've been using. The RONCO JackHammer & Chisel Matic. You can pretty much "set it and forget it". It's great for everything from home remodeling to stone setting and bulino!
BKJ
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That looks almost like the pneumatic tool I've been using. The RONCO JackHammer & Chisel Matic. You can pretty much "set it and forget it". It's great for everything from home remodeling to stone setting and bulino!
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That is a cool picture LOL!
Dave London
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BKJ
Those units were not invented yet, only 90 pound air driven and not handy in small spaces.:beatup:
Those units were not invented yet, only 90 pound air driven and not handy in small spaces.:beatup:
dave: not so, i did a couple hobos with the same rig. had to make my own gravers though.
Monk, you are funny!
Texasgerd
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Wow....after a long day at work, I laughed and laughed at this thread...
Thanks Dave (and guys) for making my day.
Dan
Thanks Dave (and guys) for making my day.
Dan
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