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  1. 28th June 2020, 01:21 PM #1
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    Default What are these tools?

    All,

    I bought a nova lathe from a lady in Canberra yesterday. Her husbands old tools being sold on after he died.

    It came with a box of chucks and bits, including these tools.

    I’ve not turned anything for 30 years.. so I’m re learning.


    Can anyone tell me what they are/ brand so I can do some reading? I presume some form of scraper for hollow forms?


    Thanks!


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    Kel McNaughton Coring tools. He is a local Aussie. Cost is about $800 dollars in the US........ Good score.......... Jerry (in Tucson)USA
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nubsnstubs View Post
    Kel McNaughton Coring tools. He is a local Aussie. Cost is about $800 dollars in the US........ Good score.......... Jerry (in Tucson)USA
    Oh Jerry, Kel will love you, he's a K1W1, you know it's a couple of islands off the coast of Oz.
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    Thanks guys. That’s awesome.


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    The handle is his rip off of Canadian Mike Hosaluk’s design.
    Got around the Patent by using 3 fixing screws instead of 32.
    All in the Empire.
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