A lifetime supply of a whole lot of stuff, I'm just not sure what it all is.

[jung4g]

8 looks like a draw bad for collets in a lathe.

That would make sense... I bet that would work with the silver part in the middle of this:


And these:


That'd be pretty cool.

I'll have to go back to the warehouse for a test fit in a bit.

 

[AGCB97]

To kids these days, making something is drawing it in a computer and hitting print

I agree but I have 3 grandsons whose favorite classes are woodworking, welding and mechanics. One even looks for stuff to buy that he can fix up and sell. First time I heard the word "flip".

All seniors in high school

 

[jung4g]

Spot on for the draw bar ID. That's pretty cool.

 

[Silverbullet]

Sorry for the loss of your uncle. Glad his stuff went to someone who can use it though.
I have no idea who my stuff will go to. My wife knows nothing about what anything is worth so it will probably all get sold for next to nothing if it is up to her.

My wife will throw most just to be rid of it. Has know idea the value but hates when I buy something even when I sell for a total of $800. On an item I paid $50. For . She only lives for money in the bank my shop is my bank. More money made there then interest in a bank.

 

[Silverbullet]

From what I see everything's in good usable condition. The only thing I'd do is maybe share some tooling bits or endmills . But get rid of nothing he set you up very well.

 

[Bob Korves]

And this looks cool, but I'm not sure what it's for...

Hand wheel collet closer. The other piece next to it goes in the lathe spindle taper.
I recently posted one I built:
http://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/hand-wheel-collet-closer-build.62278/

 

[Bob Korves]

And these:

Emergency collets, soft and machinable for custom work holding.

 

[Bob Korves]

Get us some numbers off the quick change tool post and holders. It is difficult to see what size they are.

 

[MikeWi]

What's a Grind Parallel?
View attachment 243271

I'm pretty sure that's a cutter for single point threading. That's an instruction to grind parallel to the lines when you grind the top to get a fresh cutting edge. Needs a holder for it.

 

[woodchucker]

The one on the left is clearly a woodworking tool. It's for cutting mortices or square holes. A auger type bit goes in the middle an does the hole drilling and the piece here cuts the edges square.
The right one appears to be a different type model but he same, but looks broken.