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I'm laughing at the 2.95 for a Kant Twist , even a small one
Of course with inflation that's like $29 today. So maybe not too far off...I'm laughing at the 2.95 for a Kant Twist , even a small one
Online: $29.50 in 1966 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $285.96 today.
Probably a very nice tool, even in it's day.
Using the US inflation calculator online: 1966 - 2024, $29.50 > $285.96! Cumulative rate of inflation = 869.3%in the bottom of the box I found this:
Now you have to track down the previous owner, or their surviving relatives, and find out where that Kant-Twist went...and buy it.Another Sine Bar?
Somewhere in the last few weeks I saw a post showing a Kingmann White Mini-Sine bar(I've spent the last couple of days – not full time – searching for the post over the four Forums I belong to and can't find it). Anyway, I had to have one (I know, like many or all of us here I have an addiction), and thanks to eBay I now do:
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The tool cleaned up nicely and I figured out that the captive SHCS in the body locks the pivoting bar in place. The bottom of the body is V's and has a magnetic sandwiched in it so that you can use it on round stock.
And a bonus: in addition to the inspection certificate dated 1965, under the foam padding in the bottom of the box I found this:
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Now you have to track down the previous owner, or their surviving relatives, and find out where that Kant-Twist went...and buy it.
Got to have both or its not a set.
Now you have to track down the previous owner, or their surviving relatives, and find out where that Kant-Twist went...and buy it.
Got to have both or its not a set.
Now those are some sexy hand tools.Got the small size Eifel pliers and the other style
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