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January 16, 2023
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Origins of 7 Common Farm Shop Tools
 
Research into the origins of common shop tools produces interesting results.
 
 
 
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"There comes a time when we‘re almost caught up with the most pressing chores. Then we find ourselves in our shop wondering, “What should I do next?” Start by sorting nuts and bolts, going through spray cans, assembling a complete set of screwdrivers and organizing bolt bins."

How to Avoid Winter Shop Boredom
 
 
 

Fire can be your friend when stymied making repairs, particularly when it comes to the judicious use of an acetylene torch, which can speed removal of frozen bearings, seized hubs and other stubborn metal components.

Hot, Hot, Hot: How to Make Heat Your Friend in the Shop
 
 
 

There are many repairs that can be simplified by a special tool designed for a specific repair. If you have to borrow a tool from another mechanic three times, it’s probably time to buy the tool for yourself.

Dan Anderson: When To Buy A Special Tool
 
 
 

"The knee-jerk reaction to “plastic” replacement bushings is, “Why’d they sell me this cheap junk?” In reality, high-tech polymer bushings can provide significantly better performance."

New Polymers Outperform Metal
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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