crguy
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Look on Ebay, or Google them, and you will see they came with a side handle.
Show your Millers Falls tools!
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From the 1974 catalog. https://archive.org/details/MillersFallsToolBuyersGuide1974/page/n71/mode/2up
genog
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Here is a Millers Falls ball pein hammer found in Gardnerville NV on Friday at a garage sale.
-Don
I spotted one at a Sale
59Sled
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Millers Falls hammer I just recently finished up.
Hard to see the wording as most of its gone from the side.
Also not sure of the age and I'm pretty sure that wasn't the original handle that was on it. But I decided to save that handle instead putting a new one on it.
Hard to see the wording as most of its gone from the side.
Also not sure of the age and I'm pretty sure that wasn't the original handle that was on it. But I decided to save that handle instead putting a new one on it.
d42jeep
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I found a wood chisel today at an estate sale.
Cleaned up the blade.
-Don
Cleaned up the blade.
-Don
d42jeep
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Here are a couple of recent Millers Falls finds at estate sales. 
How about a screwdriver?
-Don
How about a screwdriver?
-Don
Just Puttering
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Here is my No. 67 Router Plane.
nz44tool
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I just acquired this 1/4" ratchet. My meager search skills are coming up empty. Can't find it mentioned anywhere.
I suppose the "MF" could be something other than Millers Falls, but what?
It's U.S.A. obviously, but the "1693+" doesn't get me anywhere.
Anyone?
I suppose the "MF" could be something other than Millers Falls, but what?
It's U.S.A. obviously, but the "1693+" doesn't get me anywhere.
Anyone?
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four.cycle
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Millers Falls.
looks quite similar to a Challenger 1060.
looks quite similar to a Challenger 1060.
RTM
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Probably Millers Falls
Show your Millers Falls tools!
Nice collection, Bryan! Looks like your 170 is in better shape than mine. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk Thanks. I believe yours is better as mine has a bit of a flaw!:spit:
www.garagejournal.com
Still have not found them in a catalog
nz44tool
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Right? It's hard to even find a M-F catalog with sockets and stuff.Probably Millers Falls
Show your Millers Falls tools!
Nice collection, Bryan! Looks like your 170 is in better shape than mine. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk Thanks. I believe yours is better as mine has a bit of a flaw!:spit:
Still have not found them in a catalog
MAD
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It is absolutely without a doubt Millers Falls. Somewhere I posted a picture of a new in-package spark plug socket that I had, but it must have been on another forum. I still have the socket and a few others, but I'm not sure if I saved the package when I opened it.
Both Millers falls and Pendleton Tool ( Proto P&C, etc...) were owned by Ingersoll-Rand at the same time, so that is why it looks like a Challenger...
d42jeep
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It took a while but with the help of some fine steel wool I finally figured out who made this spiral screwdriver.
As found.
A little cleaned up. 
-Don
As found.
A little cleaned up. -Don
four.cycle
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A friend stopped by yesterday and delivered a late Christmas present:
Millers Falls 1164 one-inch cold chisel
She said it was the only "locally made" item she was able to find when she went "back home" over the Christmas holiday. She grew up in Orange.
Millers Falls 1164 one-inch cold chisel
She said it was the only "locally made" item she was able to find when she went "back home" over the Christmas holiday. She grew up in Orange.
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Beerhippie
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Blade is clearly stamped Miller Falls. Not sure of the head.
I've already put it to use as a marking gauge.
RTM
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Fun friend!
four.cycle
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very much so. 
driftpin
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I've owned this probably 53 years and it just helped me to find my survey points after a city subcontractor pulled out my survey stakes and threw them In my bushes.
I went to the city engineering office and told them I wanted registered pins to reestablish my survey points and multiple copies of a sealed survey. I also sent a copy of my request to my district commissioner who happens to be a PE, she is a female and has helped me with other issues dealing with the city in the past.
The city 'made me whole' and complied with my requests.
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Working on a Millers-Falls 731 brace. The chuck spindle is held on with a screw on top, Under that is suppose to be a "D" washer. It was missing. Found one on another brace. It measures 5/8" OD, for a 7/16" shaft with a flat. Thickness is .045", steel. I have not been able to locate a replacement yet. McMasters has 3/8" and then jumps to 1/2". I asked them and they said sorry, they couldn't help. Did not see anything on E-Bay either. Asked several of the washer suppliers and they want $1200 just for the tooling. Anybody know where I might buy some of these? One option is to buy the 3/8" ($10 each!) and then file it out to 7/16". Don't want to scrap a brace just for this washer.
Here is what it looks like"
Here is what it looks like"