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Machinist Toolbox Calgary $250 - whats inside is potentially interesting for some

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Chris
Steady and follow rests for a Standard-Modern 9"? @YYCHM


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A lot of stuff in that tool box is parts of other tools. Such as that steady and follow are for "some small lathe", as well as jaws for a chuck or top part of V-blocks.

Other than few tool holders, some HSS and calipers I do not see that much useful stuff. OK, maybe these shop made scissor knurling attachments.
 
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