0 Results: New & Used in Hand Tools in Mooloolaba 4557, QLD

Both in excellent shape.

Title says it all...

It's in excellent condition and complete.

Top stone is a carborundum stone with a Tassy oak box. My estimate is it's at least 80 years old, judging by the tools it was with. The bottom one I brought back from UK. It's a Washita stone, medium grit. The box is most likely mahogany and it's at least a century old. But I've got far too many and these got to go. As can be seen by the pics they're in excellent condition other than the cases, which show their history. The stones have no chips or cracks.

Ashley Isles Bevel Edge Chisels 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/4.

The chisels are wards and marples. All are at least 90 years old. There's old ferrules to salvage and some of the handles are in good shape for fixing up what you already have. The middle ruler is a brass bound Rubone no. 1113. It's not common, but I'll leave it to you to look that up... Other two are common as corn flakes.

Starrett is a 10" level in good shape. 60% of the paint remains and vials are all intact. Stanely No. 36 is an 18" level. Paint is really good and vials all intact.

Doesn't look like it's been used.

Disston is a pre No. 1, has a screw to lock down the jaws as opposed to the cam lock. Also has the ball joint for infinite adjustment. Probably late 1800s. It's in excellent condition and shows very little use. No cracks, breaks of fixes. $100 Paramo is in good condition. Shows a bit of non-abusive use, such as file marks on top of the jaws. Has back n forth adjustment and tight cam locking jaws. Made some time after 1945. No cracks, breaks or repairs. $70

First two I had made a couple years ago for 125 each. Each holds a carcass and dovetail saw. Top one was made to hold a 14" carcass saw and 8" dovetail saw. Bottom one was made to hold a 12" carcase saw and 9" dovetail saw. Saws are not included. $30 each. last one is at least 50 years old and holds standard crosscut and rip saws. Some of the stitching is coming lose. But if you can walk upright and have thumbs, you should be able to fix that. A fair bit of staining from the decades of shop us