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Question, what are these Stevens tools ???

Post by dobro1956 » Thu Nov 14, 2019 4:18 pm

Ive located a couple Stevens tools on e-bay. The pictures are sorry as usual on e-bay.

They are marked with Stevens NY. most of the Stevens gun tools are usually not marked NY. any ideas ????

Thanks ..
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Re: Question, what are these Stevens tools ???

Post by Humblej » Thu Nov 14, 2019 4:28 pm

The one in the box is a cylinder bore micrometer. Not the best tool for the job.

The other one is not in my model t era stevens catalog.
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Re: Question, what are these Stevens tools ???

Post by John E. Guitar » Thu Nov 14, 2019 4:29 pm

The first one looks like a bicycle spoke wrench.
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Re: Question, what are these Stevens tools ???

Post by dobro1956 » Thu Nov 14, 2019 11:01 pm

Thanks guys. I have two different Stevens tool catalogs and neither catalog has either tool. Ive been searching e-bay for some of the obscure "back of the book" tools shown in the catalogs. Every now and then I stumble on a unknown weird Stevens tool.

Does your catalog show the cylinder bore micrometer. ????? I know that Stevens also made quiet a few tools for 490 Chevrolet and other makes.
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Re: Question, what are these Stevens tools ???

Post by Humblej » Fri Nov 15, 2019 6:48 am

The micrometer is in the t era stevens speed up tools catalog at the cimorelli ford publications site. T-504, pg 34. It uses different length pins for different bore sizes and feeler gauges to measure wear. Not user friendly and not one of their better ideas. It is not ford specific.
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Re: Question, what are these Stevens tools ???

Post by dobro1956 » Fri Nov 15, 2019 2:30 pm

Humblej, Thanks, I found it on the Cimorelli site. You are correct about not user friendly. The tool is very "over engineered". I may still try to get it to add to the collection, Even though Ill never use it. Thanks ag8ain
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