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FS: Clark hardness tester with steel bench
- Thread starter jonok
- Start date
- Replies 12
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gwilson
Diamond
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2006
- Location
- williamsburg va
Does it work o.k.? That's a WWII B 24 (ish) bomber on the label!
it seems to.
It has a diamond point and one anvil, as well as half a dozen weights.
It trips clean, and produces consistent readings on whatever I try it on.
The screw looks pretty pristine, and has been immersed in the oil tube since I've had it except when I'm playing with it.
The bench it is attached to looks purpose-built, and the screw/oil receptacle extends down a foot or so into the cabinet.
The lens over the dial is yellowed, but the dial is readable and does not appear to be damaged.
Truthfully, I'm just trying to take good care of it until I find someone who can put it to good use.
It has a diamond point and one anvil, as well as half a dozen weights.
It trips clean, and produces consistent readings on whatever I try it on.
The screw looks pretty pristine, and has been immersed in the oil tube since I've had it except when I'm playing with it.
The bench it is attached to looks purpose-built, and the screw/oil receptacle extends down a foot or so into the cabinet.
The lens over the dial is yellowed, but the dial is readable and does not appear to be damaged.
Truthfully, I'm just trying to take good care of it until I find someone who can put it to good use.
gwilson
Diamond
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2006
- Location
- williamsburg va
I would really like to have it,but Michigan is so far away from here. I don't need the bench.
SIP6A
Titanium
- Joined
- May 29, 2003
- Location
- Temperance, Michigan
Where are you at in Michigan? I'm down by Toledo Ohio.
