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Woolen rail cloth Championship titan,ultra etc Mali fortsman Proline I’v got a TON of rail cloth, selling it by the box of 40 sets. Some boxes have more than 40 sets. I have some yardage too! EDIT FOR FIRE SALE! I’ve got mixed sets of colors and full boxes of some colors. Most are 8’ and...

this is age old remedy.. make sure to shake up or mix the glue before you use it, the thick stuff I just slowly turn the bottle to mix it up

$18 + shipping A few different option’s available. Message me for more info

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I’m not sure if they produce the precision tools anymore or not.. although I’ve seen some Pratt & Whitney machinist levels with the same frame as the lufkin no.58 so I don’t know who’s reading who’s mail.. the Pratt & Whitney level was produced by Colt industries…the same Colt industries that...

I offer vial replacement for you that have broken vials on your machinist levels. Also I offer calibration services and flattening of the level if needed. For you that might be looking to purchase a machinist level I have a 12 inch level I’m willing to part with.. Hard to find lufkin no 58...

12 inch lufkin, these are harder and harder to find. I have a few more machinist levels but this is the only one I’m selling at this time. This level has been calibrated on an inspection plate. $225.00 shipped in the lower 48 Honest deals at honest prices.

i got as many as you need

You must dig deep in the archives… the information is within this section, with pictures even’ Enjoy’ Rob.M

I’ll send you a pm, figure some are $13,$14,$15 Rob.M

AMF playmaster grand Prix........?

i can get it sent out to you asap if you'd like to purchase direct from predator dealer. rob.m

Sorry, I’ve been busy with table work but I’d figure I’d put this here for you. Well-well look what I’ve got here… Rob.M

I’m no master of the craft but I can suggest using a wet sponge to moisten the surface of the leather in between cuts and cut just below center using a blade rest. Rob.M