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Ironhorse57
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Not a model, just a small sized (10 inch high) bench grinder/sharpener, unusual in that it's partly chain driven.
"Firefly" made by the Luther Grinder Manufacturing Company of Milwaukee USA, an EBay find just delivered today. I have spent a little time replacing missing split pins and circlips, just need to fabricate a tool rest to finish the job:
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If anyone knows how old this is I would love to know.
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AirSpyder
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August 14, 2020, 09:19:32 pm »
That's a really neat grinder Dave.
When you get a tool rest made let's see some sparks.
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Steam Technology
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What a great looking old grinder.
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Tadfafty
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Wow, chain drive.
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Awesome Dave!
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Dave, now that is interesting mate.
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August 19, 2020, 08:30:03 pm »
I've seen one of somewhat similar chain drive design, in the 1908 Sears catalog, but it is a larger version that is actually pedal powered.
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