Tool Talk
Welcome Forum => Welcome Board and Introductions => Topic started by: winston427 on October 26, 2019, 08:04:19 PM
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I have always been a firm believer in having the right tool for the job. My motto has always been "I bust my butt so I can afford the tools that keep me from having to bust my butt". I recently decided to obtain a handful of rusty of wrenches just to build a display in the garage. The first purchase was a bulk lot of 22 wrenches and I quickly started researching the history of each manufacturer and dates. That lit a fire to learn more about early American tool history and the addiction erupted.
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We're not addicted. Just tool admirers. :cry: :embarrassed:
Welcome to Tool Talk. :grin:
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Welcome to our world !
Lots of good info here and you should also know about http://alloy-artifacts.org/ (http://alloy-artifacts.org/) and http://www.wrenchingnews.com/ (http://www.wrenchingnews.com/) .
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Oh my friend.... You have taken the first step down a long winding slippery, but very interesting slope. Howdy from Houston!
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Hello, winston427. Welcome to Tool Talk from rainy Central New York State!!! Regards, Lou
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Hi winston427, welcome from sunny Florida. You are definitely on a "slippery slope", the good thing is that you have lots of company on your slide. Don’t be afraid to ask lots of questions, there are many knowledgable people here.
Mike
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Welcome to our world !
Lots of good info here and you should also know about http://alloy-artifacts.org/ (http://alloy-artifacts.org/) and http://www.wrenchingnews.com/ (http://www.wrenchingnews.com/) .
Alloy artifacts was the first site I found to do research. A lot of great information there but some tools I have picked up are not found on that site. Thus the reason I am here to broaden the knowledge base.
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Since this group is more geared toward the antique wrenches, can anyone suggest a site for history and research on antique pliers? As my addiction erupted I found myself picking up more types of tools and wanting to learn about the makers and history of those as well.
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Try try Datamp website for more info. www.datamp.org.
http://www.datamp.org/patents/search/xrefType.php?source=query&start=0&cat=0&type=0&class=1900
The link above if filtered for pliers.
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I'm not an addict; I'm an enthusiast.
Welcome aboard.
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Well...uh....maybe....OK OK, I'm an addict! There I've admitted it, but I'm not going alone Winston. ;-)
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Welcome, there is a lot to learn here. That said, I'm not an addict, I only collect everything tool related.
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Well...uh....maybe....OK OK, I'm an addict! There I've admitted it, but I'm not going alone Winston. ;-)
I’ll admit I’m an addict, but I’m not going to any meetings. Unless it’s a swap meet.
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Hello and welcome from northern British Columbia.
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Potential addict, confirmed collection gene carrier, and willing enabler when given the opportunity.
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Welcome to our world !
Lots of good info here and you should also know about http://alloy-artifacts.org/ (http://alloy-artifacts.org/) and http://www.wrenchingnews.com/ (http://www.wrenchingnews.com/) .
AA is great