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24th August 2021, 06:48 PM #1
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Whitworth taps and dies
I have decided to reduce my collection so that I only have one of each rather than multiples. These were all part of my late father's collection and most are P&N.
TAPS
1 x 3/4, 4 x 5/8, 10 x 1/2, 3 x 7/16, 5 x 3/8, 2 x 5/16, 22 x 1/4, 11 x 3/16, 2 x 5/32
DIES - 2 inch
1 x 7/8, 1 x 3/4, 1 x 1/2, 2 x 3/8, 1 x 5/16, 5 x 1/4, 3 x 3/16
1 x 1/4 UNF
1 x 1/4 BSP
DIES - 1 1/2 inch
2 x 1/4
DIE NUTS
1 x 7/8
5 x 5/8
4 x 1/2
1 x 1/2 UNF
1 x 7/16 UNF
Will not separate beyond taps and dies.
Pick up Lavers Hill area until lockdown is over after which it can be Williamstown.
Postage at cost
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24th August 2021, 07:15 PM #2
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How much are you asking for these?
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24th August 2021, 07:18 PM #3
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I'll take them if delbs don't want them
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24th August 2021, 07:26 PM #4
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It's in the free section so that's the price!
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24th August 2021, 08:03 PM #5
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Now if I still had my Morris minor!!!!
Great offer.
Cheers Matt.
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24th August 2021, 08:30 PM #6
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Yep, Dad certainly liked his whitworth threads. He was a fitter and turner and I can only presume that he 'brought' home the occasional tap and die hence the collection. That's after I have kept a complete set up to 1/2 inch plus a few larger ones. I am also not short of whitworth bolts! Unfortunately his whitworth spanner collection wasn't as extensive
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24th August 2021, 09:52 PM #7
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That’s interesting I’ve just been clearing out my Fathers in law shed and junk,he too was a machinist by trade an has heaps of old taps and dies,unfortunately for me being younger, than him at 92 no metric stuff. Originally Posted by Huon pine fan
Yep, Dad certainly liked his whitworth threads. He was a fitter and turner and I can only presume that he 'brought' home the occasional tap and die hence the collection. That's after I have kept a complete set up to 1/2 inch plus a few larger ones. I am also not short of whitworth bolts! Unfortunately his whitworth spanner collection wasn't as extensive
Cheers Matt.
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25th August 2021, 10:57 AM #8
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Apologies i missed that part, also had a power outage last night so no internet. Originally Posted by Huon pine fan
If they're still available id happily take them, ill send you a pm to organize postage
Thanks,
Nathan
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25th August 2021, 11:05 AM #9
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No problems Nathan, they are still available so they are yours.
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26th August 2021, 02:33 PM #10
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Done and dusted. They are in the hands of Australia Post on their way to delbs.
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