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249453 Kirk Eppler <eppler.kirk@g...> 2014‑07‑24 Re: Was Half-round reamers for woodworking? Now Rose Tool Catalog collection
Wow, Thanks

Way to step up.  Rose Antique Tools had a great site for catalogs, I was
sorry to see them fade away.

Nice to know you were able to get their blessing to continue.

Kirk in HMB, CA


On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 10:26 AM, JONATHAN  wrote:

> As a side note if anyone is looking for the RoseTools old tool catalog
> collection it is now hosted on my website with Donna's blessing.  I
> still have a few more to upload, but the majority are there as well as
> a few that I and others have scanned.   The real gem is what I
> believe to be the only copy of the ACME Saw Shop Manual on the web!
> If you all have catalogs you would like to share, let me know.
>
> http://www.alaskawoodworker.com/old-tool-catalogs-and-
manuals/">http://www.alaskawoodworker.com/old-tool-catalogs-and-manuals/
>
> Thanks
> Jonathan
>
>         The Alaska Woodworker Blog has moved. I'm now at
> http://alaskawoodworker.com/
> --but the reamers are on p. 98 of my reprint. Rose Antique Tools'
> (courtesy of the Wayback Machine)
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