Buying a Mark V - Tips?

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nuhobby
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Post by nuhobby »

greitz wrote:"You know, the kind that can be used as a paint can opener,chisel,scraper, mini pry bar ect. Oh and they also turn the kind of screws with the slot thingy."

Hmmm, a 5-function hand tool. Dave- are you saying that it's the "Shopsmith of screwdrivers"?

Gary
Some of the antique screwdrivers -- especially the 'Perfect Handle' types -- are really pretty stout and have a back-end good for hammering. Here's a link on these lovely old things:
http://ilikerust.com/perfect-handle-screwdrivers.shtml
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Post by wingman2010 »

This group is hilarious. How did the topic change from shopsmith to screwdrivers? If it's not called a flathead, do you just call it a screwdriver?

My point was supposed to be that it was really easy to move. I'm excited to be a part of the shopsmith community!:D
1993 Shopsmith Model 510. Very proud to be a Shopsmith owner.
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It wouldn't be a Shopsmith forum if you didn't get 5 topics in 1 thread. :D
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