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    Default Cecil E Mayo Pty Ltd. MAO Tools.

    Hi all,
    In conversation with a friend he asked me what I knew about MAO tools to which I was able to reply with some conviction " nothing".
    Checking the Directory of Australian Manufacturers and Makers on the HTPAA website lists the mark MAO as Cecil E Mayo Pty Ltd of NSW. Manufacturer of Braces (ratchet and plain), T type wrenches, plumb bobs, trammels, hand/breast drills, marking gauges.
    Does anyone have any further info on this brand?

    Thanks,
    Geoff.

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    The company still exists!
    You could try emailing them for a copy of an old catalogue.
    http://www.mayogroup.com.au/company/comProfile.htm

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    Thanks hiroller,
    Why didn't I think of that?
    Cheers,
    Geoff.

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    Default Here's one

    Here's one - a MAO ratchet brace.

    The markings on the angled bar nearest the pad are: MAO ABC No88 12in

    Two jaw chuck accepts standard tapered bits. Ratchet is as good as the day it was made.

    All in all, a very nice tool to use

    Cheers, Woodie One

    MAO ratchet brace-3.jpgMAO ratchet brace-1.jpgMAO ratchet brace-2.jpg

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    Thanks for posting those photos Woodie.
    I hadn't heard of MAO before my friend brought it to my attention. I suppose I'll have to keep an eye out from now on. At least now I know what they look like.
    Cheers,
    Geoff.

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