info on Iron bed with jig-saw fitting instead of button & Hook fitting?
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I would ges early 1900's box spring bed's.The box spring frame setup is a relatively new invention, I now of the stile you are talking about, In my Grand perants house now my Uncle's house are 5 bed's with this stile of framing.Thy can be cast Iron or cast bronze.I hope this can help you.
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There are plumbing fittings down to 1/8" that are fairly common.  I am not aware of things like sanitary tees, but fittings like 90s, tees, 45s, etc. are available.  They might even be in your local hardware store.  If the 1/8" size isn't available they also make 1/4".
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Okay, Let me see if I can convey this. Trammel is a term given to measuring tools "which are mounted upon a ridgid,and straight piece of stock. This piece of stock is usually an aluminium bar.  It's length will vary depending on the size of the work for which you intend to use it on.  Now that you have a Tram Bar, you need something to attach on it. By the way, a good straight piece of hardwood like oak will also work.  Trammels are used mostly in doing large "lay-out work" but not limited to that. "Tram Points" are assessories that come in a set.  They clamp onto the bar by means of a saddle and held in place with a thumb screw which closes down on the saddle.  A second thumb screw on this implement allows you to manuver the implement to its desired position. A trammel bar and a set of tram points or legs is a very versatile tool.  The most common use is using it to scribe large diameter accurate circles or Arcs or distances.  Aset of tram points include a set of divider legs very much like the dividers found in your tool box. Please don't call them a compass.  Now in a machine shop setting, there are caliper legs available for a tram bar.  Yes, both inside and outside adjustable caliper legs movable via the adjustment thumb screw.\nParts:\nTram Beam\n2- Divider legs\n2- outside caliper legs\n2- inside caliper legs\n1- centering cup pivot\n\nThe centering cup pivot is intended to serve as your pivot point when referencing from the center of a hole which is not larger than the cup. However, hole burrs can throw off your lines.\n\nIf you were operating a boring mill and had to bore a large diameter hole, say 36 +1/32,-0.00 inches you could comfortably use the tram and a 48 inch machine scale.  If you were doing lay out on a large sheet of steel, and even if the holes were small holes, you could do the same.  Here you are interested in exact locations.\n\nI would like to add a comment: You need to pay more attention to what your instructor is teaching you.  Thank God you didn't ask "how do you cut threads on a shaft"?
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You need a stringing machine, then it depends on what kind of machine you have. Would really need more details.\nStringing pattern can normally be figured out or taken from the previous set of strings.
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here check this out.  http://www.playcornhole.org/  i used the specs in there and built my own set.  it was very easy and cheap!  also if you know how to sew, just make your own beanbags.  i used navy beans inside the bags.  have fun!
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http://www.rusticfurniture.com/\n\nhttp://www.lodgecraft.com/
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Try your local hardware store or a craft shop
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If you mean Drill press table?\nOn the left side of the rear colume is a lever, turn counte-clockwiseto loosen, then on the right side is a crank c.w. to highten, c.c.w. to lower
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you might try a figure 8 knot, or a stopper knot.\n\nhttp://www.chockstone.org/TechTips/Stopper.htm
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Here are some websites I could find for you. Hope this helps\n\nhttp://www.thewoodworkingcatalog.com/cl11.html\nhttp://stcatharines.kijiji.ca/f-buy-and-sell-tools-W0QQCatIdZ110\nhttp://www.samallen.com/woodlinks/power.html\nhttp://www.woodworkingtools.com/\nhttp://justwoodworking.com/links/power_tool.php\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Tons of free plans for all kinds of woodworking.\nhttp://www.woodworkersworkshop.com/resources/index.php?cat=102
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Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodworking
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Try this link I found 3.  I also searched Ebay and did not find one for you.  \n\nI did find a Brother Mechanical Sewing Machine\nFeatures:\nSews 4 or 3 thread overlock stiches\nEasy lay in threading\nQuick lower looped threading\nDifferential feed\nQuick change to roll hem\nUses standard machine needles
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I can sew. As far as the button at the waist, you'll need to go to a fabric store and get another button to replace it. I'm assuming it's the kind that is like a rivet??? You'll need to repair the hole where the other button was, and put the new button on. It comes in two parts and snaps together. Good luck!
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Ideally, nothing ☺\nBut if it's been rebuilt, the ways are reasonable straight and parallel, the bed is flat, and the spindle doesn't wobble, I'd guess around $5K or $6K depending on how many mills, tools, collets, etc. are getting thrown in with it.\n\n\nDoug
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Do you have an Ace Hardware near you or another type of hardware store.  The people at Ace will help you and show you how to make it easy to thread.\nGood luck....
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Bed frames used to be sprung with rope. To make a marriage bed you needed to 'tie the knot'