crrmeyer
Stainless
- Joined
- Nov 10, 2006
- Location
- Southern California
FS: Kennedy Machinist Toolbox parts
Recently I realized I had way to many Kennedy tool boxes (like the one shown in the first photo) not being used quirreled away at home and at work. So I sold all but one off. Then I found a pile of spare parts I would never need. So here they are. Shipping not included. Probably US Post Office shipping will probably be the cheapest. US sales only.
A) 9 metal drawer pulls. Look to be cast metal. Probably came from a Model 520 tool box. Original these were swagged in place. The end of the mushroomed swage was drilled out for removal. I was planning on bottom tapping a 6-32 thread and screwing them in place with short pan head screws but never ended up needing them. Originally meant for 0.18" diameter holes with a 0.76" hole spacing, though you could modify that as needed. $21 for all
B) 8 steel drawer dividers, not painted, all are 7.3" long, Heights are 0.62", 1.06" and 1.7", includes 8 metal springs to keep them in place from Pile F. Note some of the springs have surface rust. $11 for all
C) 9 steel drawer dividers, green painted, all are 7.3" long, Heights are 0.62" and 1.65", includes 9 metal springs to keep them in place from Pile F. Note some of the springs have surface rust. $11 for all
E) 4 aluminum drawer dividers, home made. all are 7.3" long, Heights are 0.81" and 1.5", with 4 Kennedy metal springs to keep them in place from Pile F. Note some of the springs have surface rust. $6 for all
Recently I realized I had way to many Kennedy tool boxes (like the one shown in the first photo) not being used quirreled away at home and at work. So I sold all but one off. Then I found a pile of spare parts I would never need. So here they are. Shipping not included. Probably US Post Office shipping will probably be the cheapest. US sales only.
A) 9 metal drawer pulls. Look to be cast metal. Probably came from a Model 520 tool box. Original these were swagged in place. The end of the mushroomed swage was drilled out for removal. I was planning on bottom tapping a 6-32 thread and screwing them in place with short pan head screws but never ended up needing them. Originally meant for 0.18" diameter holes with a 0.76" hole spacing, though you could modify that as needed. $21 for all
B) 8 steel drawer dividers, not painted, all are 7.3" long, Heights are 0.62", 1.06" and 1.7", includes 8 metal springs to keep them in place from Pile F. Note some of the springs have surface rust. $11 for all
C) 9 steel drawer dividers, green painted, all are 7.3" long, Heights are 0.62" and 1.65", includes 9 metal springs to keep them in place from Pile F. Note some of the springs have surface rust. $11 for all
E) 4 aluminum drawer dividers, home made. all are 7.3" long, Heights are 0.81" and 1.5", with 4 Kennedy metal springs to keep them in place from Pile F. Note some of the springs have surface rust. $6 for all