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John Rudd:

--- Quote from: Spurry on January 28, 2017, 11:05:34 AM ---Very tidy job, John. They look good enough to use.   :bugeye: :thumbup:
Pete

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Thanks Pete, but too good to use.... :lol: :lol:.....I must be crackers.... :loco:

RobWilson:
Looks good as new John  :clap: :clap: :clap:


Rob.

sparky961:

--- Quote from: John Rudd on January 28, 2017, 03:22:24 PM ---Sparky,
I have a special affinity for the Stanley Bridges drills I have collected. Goes back to my childhood days...its not become an obsession... Yet! But I have some 20 odd drills amassed in my collection, some dating back as early as 1960 if not before....some of the drills have serial numbers in the lower thousands, either there weren't many made or I got some of the early models....some drills that are the same 'model' have a mk1 or mkII designation as well....
Some models are even boxed in their original packaging...
I love 'em....

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I enjoy the refurbishing part of old tools, but I can't say I share your collection obsession.  Yes, I did say "obsession", as I think at a count of 20 you're pretty much there.  Not to worry though, there are people with much stranger and less useful collections.  It does look like you've done a great job restoring the one in the picture.

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