Outlawmws
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The Honey do's and family things I'm OK with. its all the "official" **** that's gotten way too old, and Oh yeah, all the medico types telling me I'm dying soon and need to plan when... I ain't...
Plomb tool picture thread - show your stuff!
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The Honey do's and family things I'm OK with. its all the "official" **** that's gotten way too old, and Oh yeah, all the medico types telling me I'm dying soon and need to plan when... I ain't...
r_olson_06
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Some Plomb additions.
1st off a shout to @alinc100 for the 11/16" WF socket. This is one step closer to a 1/2" drive shallow set.
A 1/2" swivel socket to fill a gap.
A pipe flare set in the original box dated 1937.
Lastly a 1934 small gear puller in the original wood box with all 1934 dated parts. All the parts are triangle Os not round Os but a 1st for me non the less.
1st off a shout to @alinc100 for the 11/16" WF socket. This is one step closer to a 1/2" drive shallow set.
A 1/2" swivel socket to fill a gap.
A pipe flare set in the original box dated 1937.
Lastly a 1934 small gear puller in the original wood box with all 1934 dated parts. All the parts are triangle Os not round Os but a 1st for me non the less.
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Outlawmws
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Hmmm, How do these work? Never seen a set like that.
GemState10ER
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Pretty good for Idaho…however the previous owner just retired and moved from SoCal 
. A lot of firsts for me in this haul!
. A lot of firsts for me in this haul! r_olson_06
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I am not sure. It looks like the threads would go inside the pipe and you would screw them into the pipe to flare it.
RTM
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That is a tubing flare kit. Text makes it sound like the nut needs to be used to make it work.
@Outlawmws can’t copy your original question in.
Plomb Tools : Catalog No. 16-B : Plomb Tool Co. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
83 p., illus., 17.7 cm, trade catalog
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r_olson_06
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Still in the original wrap from 1949-1950. The seller mentioned they found in an aircraft parts warehouse.
