Identify old machine tools/ accessories

trottmd1488 · Jan 16, 2018

Greetings all. I recently acquired a few items i can't seem to identify. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

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toolnut · Jan 16, 2018

Last photo looks like a milling attachment for a lathe. One would remove the lathe compound and install this attachment. Could be used for cutting keyways in shafts and other light milling operations.

L Vanice · Jan 16, 2018

1. Cross hole drilling jig
2. Speed reducer for a portable drill that looks like it can hold screwdriver bits and probably will reverse
3. Lathe milling attachment

Larry

twin staged · Jan 16, 2018

not to be a vulture, but if you are interested in selling the cross hole jig I’m interested in buying

Travisroberts · Jun 16, 2020

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Please help me identify this
[video]https://ibb.co/yVPFvqY[/video]
[video]https://ibb.co/xFysNBS[/video]

L Vanice · Jun 16, 2020

Travisroberts said:
Please help me identify this
[video]https://ibb.co/yVPFvqY[/video]
[video]https://ibb.co/xFysNBS[/video]

The picture is very bad, but it seems to be a smallish one cylinder gas engine. They used to be common on farms in the 1900-1930 period (before the REMC's brought electricity to the country). I saw a lot of them at farm auctions in the 1950's, selling for around $3 each on average. But they were in better shape than the one in the picture.

Larry

Peter S · Jun 16, 2020

Travisroberts said:
Please help me identify this
[video]https://ibb.co/yVPFvqY[/video]
[video]https://ibb.co/xFysNBS[/video]

Try this forum, someone there will know who made it.

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trottmd1488

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toolnut

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L Vanice

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twin staged

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Travisroberts

Plastic

L Vanice

Diamond

Peter S

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