There is a difference is size, but this is not to uncommon from tools from this era to have a 1/2 inch or so diff length. The main diff is the location of the grip, and the width, the later grip is 3/4 in width, and the early one is 7/8 in.
Rotating shaft extensions. 1920s
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snapmom
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Rotating shaft extensions. 1920s
There is a difference in these extensions. The top one is 1929 and the bottom one has no date code, would date it mid 20s.
There is a difference is size, but this is not to uncommon from tools from this era to have a 1/2 inch or so diff length. The main diff is the location of the grip, and the width, the later grip is 3/4 in width, and the early one is 7/8 in.
There is a difference is size, but this is not to uncommon from tools from this era to have a 1/2 inch or so diff length. The main diff is the location of the grip, and the width, the later grip is 3/4 in width, and the early one is 7/8 in.
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toolnut
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Re: Rotating shaft extensions. 1920s
Thats good info! I had not looked long enough at the SG-12's, cant wait to check them out tonight.
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