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Cliff De Witt

Cliff De Witt

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Okay guys, we all have them, tools that "one day" we will use them, but mostly they collect man glitter 'till we vacuum.

Right now I am in need of Tread Chasers I have the 10, 16, and 20 TPI but I am looking for others, particularly 8.

They will be respected and hang next to my Grandfathers tools from the 1890 to 1920's, as well as be used in a couple of restorations and repairs that I need to do. Please let me know.
 
You might consider adding a way for non-members to contact you such as email or phone number. (I know, ... they really ought to join the forum, but some people are just too bashful. ;) )

BTW, I still intend to use my thread chasers soon as I get a "round tuit" ... if you have any unused round tuits I could take one or two off your hands.
 
Cliff De Witt said:
Okay guys, we all have them, tools that "one day" we will use them, but mostly they collect man glitter 'till we vacuum.

Right now I am in need of Tread Chasers I have the 10, 16, and 20 TPI but I am looking for others, particularly 8.

They will be respected and hang next to my Grandfathers tools from the 1890 to 1920's, as well as be used in a couple of restorations and repairs that I need to do. Please let me know.
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I buy all my chasers from Ebay UK. they have lots of chasers there. That's where I got my 8tpi...
 
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