sunnybob wysiwyg Joined 11 Oct 2014 Messages 8,399 Reaction score 169 Location cyprus 6 Nov 2016 #1 ....in amongst the junk. A Tyzak marker gauge, address as Old st. london. looks like a museum piece, but I suspect it isnt.
....in amongst the junk. A Tyzak marker gauge, address as Old st. london. looks like a museum piece, but I suspect it isnt.
B bugbear Established Member Joined 16 Jul 2004 Messages 13,074 Reaction score 11 Location North Suffolk 6 Nov 2016 #2 It's a cutting gauge (not a marking gauge) and it's missing its blade retaining wedge. These are easily made though. Nice tool (proper boxwood screw) BugBear
It's a cutting gauge (not a marking gauge) and it's missing its blade retaining wedge. These are easily made though. Nice tool (proper boxwood screw) BugBear
sunnybob wysiwyg Joined 11 Oct 2014 Messages 8,399 Reaction score 169 Location cyprus 6 Nov 2016 #3 another learning curve. doubt if i shall use this as I already have a double point gauge which is rarely used. Still finding interesting stuff, heres an adjustable by richards stamped "tent brand" on one side, and the broad arrow and 1944 stamped on it.
another learning curve. doubt if i shall use this as I already have a double point gauge which is rarely used. Still finding interesting stuff, heres an adjustable by richards stamped "tent brand" on one side, and the broad arrow and 1944 stamped on it.
C carpenteire2009 Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 6 Oct 2009 Messages 180 Reaction score 61 Location Midlands, Ireland 8 Nov 2016 #4 That adjustable looks very like the "King Dick" adjustable in my own tool box, nice find. Attachments DSCF1377.JPG 125.6 KB
sunnybob wysiwyg Joined 11 Oct 2014 Messages 8,399 Reaction score 169 Location cyprus 9 Nov 2016 #5 Yours is a bit better condition than mine. I dont use adjustables because everyone always uses too much force and open up the jaws untill the thing slips and takes knuckle skin off. The jaws on this one are several degrees out of parallel
Yours is a bit better condition than mine. I dont use adjustables because everyone always uses too much force and open up the jaws untill the thing slips and takes knuckle skin off. The jaws on this one are several degrees out of parallel