Tool Sets for Students
The following tool sets have been arranged especially for those who wish to make use of the designs contained in "How Two Boys Made Their Own Electrical Apparatus," "Real Electric Toy-Making for Boys," "Electric Instrument-Making," etc. It is very poor economy to waste valuable time and energy in order to save the cost of a few extra tools.
NOTE.—Save money by buying your tools in sets. We do not pay express or freight charges at the special prices below.
FOR $1.00.—One Steel Punch; round, knurled head.—One light Hammer; polished, nickel-plated, varnished handle.—One Iron Clamp; japanned, 2¼ in.—One Screw-Driver; tempered and polished blade, cherry stained hardwood handle, nickel ferrule.—One Wrench; retinned skeleton frame, gilt adjusting wheel.—One Awl; tempered steel point, turned and stained wood handle, with ferrule.—One Vise; full malleable, nicely retinned, 1-3/8 in. jaws, full malleable screw with spring.—One pair Steel Pliers; 4 in. long, polished tool steel, unbreakable, best grooved jaw.—One pair of Shears; carbonized steel blades, hardened edge, nickel-plated, heavy brass nut and bolt.—One File; triangular, good steel.—One File Handle; good wood, brass ferrule.—One Foot Rule; varnished wood, has English and metric system.—One Soldering Set; contains soldering iron, solder, resin, sal ammoniac, and directions. One Center-Punch; finely tempered steel.
FOR $2.00.—All that is contained in the $1.00 set of tools, together with the following: One pair of Tinner's Shears; cut, 2¾ in., cast iron, hardened, suitable for cutting thin metal.—One Hollow Handle Tool Set; very useful; polished handle holds 10 tools, gimlet, brad-awls, chisel, etc.—One Try Square; 6-in. blue steel blade, marked in 1/8s, strongly riveted.—One 1-lb. Hammer; full size, polished head, wedged varnished hardwood handle.—One Hack Saw; steel frame, 9½-in. polished steel blade, black enamel handle; very useful.
FOR $3.50.—Two Steel Punches; different sizes, one solid round, knurled head, polished; the other, point and head brightly polished, full nickel, center part knurled.—One Light Hammer; polished and nickel plated, varnished handle.—One regular Machinist's Hammer; ball peen, solid cast steel, with varnished hardwood handle; a superior article.—Two Iron Clamps; one opens 2¼ in., the other 3 in., japanned.—One Screw-Driver; tempered and polished blade, firmly set in cherry stained hardwood handle with nickel ferrule.—One Wrench; retinned, skeleton frame, gilt adjusting wheel.—One Awl; tempered steel blade, ground to point, firmly set in turned and stained handle with ferrule.—One Steel Vise; 2¼-in., jaws, steel screw, bright polished jaws and handle; a good strong vise.—One pair of Steel Pliers; 6 in. long, bright steel, flat nose, 2 wire-cutters, practically unbreakable.—One pair of Shears; carbonized steel blades, hardened edges, nickel plated, heavy brass nut and bolt.—One File; triangular and of good steel.—One File Handle; good wood, with brass ferrule.—One Foot Rule; varnished wood, has both the English and metric systems.—One Soldering Set; contains soldering iron, solder, resin, sal ammoniac, and directions; a very handy article.—One Center-Punch; finely tempered steel.—One pair of Tinner's Shears; these are best grade, inlaid steel cutting edges, polished and tempered, japanned handles; thoroughly reliable.—One Hollow Handle Tool Set; very useful; the polished handle holds 10 tools, gimlet, chisel, brad-awl, etc.—One Try Square; 6-in. blue steel blade, marked both sides in 1/8s, strongly riveted with brass rivets.—One Hack Saw; steel frame, 9½-in. polished steel blade, black enamel handle; very useful for sawing small pieces of wood.
FOR $5.00 will be included everything in the $3.50 offer, and the following: One Glue-Pot; medium size, with brush and best wood glue; inside pot has hinge cover.—One Ratchet Screw-Driver; great improvement over ordinary screw-drivers; well made and useful.—One Hand Drill; frame malleable iron; hollow screw top holding 6 drills; bores from 1-16 to 3-16-in. holes; solid gear teeth; 3-jawed nickel plated chuck; a superior tool, and almost a necessity.
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THOMAS M. ST. JOHN, 848 Ninth Ave., New York