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58261
How to Use Juneero
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58260
Juneero logo
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58258
Juneero tool label
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58259
Juneero tool, closeup of left side
Dr. David M. MacMillan
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Juneero tool, closeup of right side
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58255
Juneero tool, left side
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58256
Juneero tool, right side
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58257
Juneero tool, showing vise
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58268
British Patent 411,157 (1936)
Dr. David M. MacMillan
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British Patent 525,040 (1940)
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58264
British Patent 542,965 (1942)
Dr. David M. MacMillan
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British Patent 543,553 (1940)
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58265
US Patent 2,282,206 (1942)
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58262
Canadian Patent 411,968 (1941)
Dr. David M. MacMillan
58263
Canadian Patent 411,588
Dr. David M. MacMillan
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Peter Watson (at 12:54am, Fri 2nd Nov, 12) |
I have recently acquired a Juneero tool (the crop/bend/punch tool). Presumably it would have originnally had a supply of metal strips. What were the width of those strips, and what sort of thickness (tin-can? heavier?) |
Malcolm Hanson (at 7:41am, Sun 1st Jul, 12) |
David |