I'd be concerned about getting that .188 fully seated into the pocket/counter bore.
If the outer side of the seal isn't fully inside/seated in the bore, I'd be concerned about the seal working its way out of the case over time.
The leather tools remind me of a tracing wheel for sewing cloth.
But the tracing wheel for fabric doesn't have sharp teeth.
You lay out the fabric and pick a color of tracing paper ( has a colored wax coating)
Layout your pattern sheets and pin them to the fabric, with the tracing paper...
🙄 ...after you clean 12~14ozs of ancient oily sawdust out of the fins, flywheel and air shroud.
Dig/burn 4ozs of 30wt motor oil coking outta the muffler.
Customer says it It sounds funny now, wha'd ya do different to it?
Heimannm, I always like seeing pictures of your projects around and related to the museum.
Glad to see it coming together.
Got no idea of my doing any more traveling.
But I'll always like seeing the photos of things that everyone posts!
Our local newscast always runs footage of a sewage plant, whenever they talk about drinking water or the supply pipes.
Unless it's the pocketbook or shoes on some famous for being famous sort of person.
I don't think anyone in media production is paying much attention facts anymore.
Can't recall for certain, but everyone just called them a pry-bar.
Usually would see some Hilman rollers around if there as a big stick on the job
Simplex Railroad jacks (lever type) were sometimes in the crowd too.
"Load Extender" I believe that in fits your hitch receiver. sticks out a bit behind the truck and 2nd part is the "T" that sticks up and you can hang some longer boards or things out of the bed and the T part holds up the ends of the load.
Some years ago, a neighbor who hung vinyl siding had me...
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