If you'd like it, it's yours.

Bendable was going to gift it to someone, who already has many braces and bits, so I'll open it as a regular Karma.

To enter, you have to want to use it, or give it someone who will.

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please include me and thank you

That's what I learned to drill work.

My dad had one of those when I was a kid. Bits were not as nice as those pictured, but I was like a carpenter bee with the couple of augur bits we did have

my grand father was a master carpenter in the 30's - 50's

he and 15 other Amish builders traveled eastern Iowa with their tools in their custom made wooden chests, on horse and wagon.

Barns mostly but some homes and many out buildings on the farms that were very plentiful through out Iowa , back then .

one of his 12 kids ( 3 remaining) has pictures of three round barns and 4 hip roof barns that were still standing in 2009.

I have one. It's a pleasure using it, I'd say it's satisfying, feels good to use.

I recently inherited a corner brace. Cleaned out the old grease and re-greased, it was pretty interesting. Not too antique, as the silicone on the grease caps gave away.

Well, I suppose someone may have worked on it before me....

One of the best things about that Karma? Doesn't ever need to be charged.

That is a beautiful looking tool. The bits look pretty nice, also.

The original cordless drill. I have drilled through a few telephone poles with these before. I hope to never di that again

Bendable has made a pass, and due to the interest I'll draw a regular Karma in a few days.

So put your name in the hat if you're interested.

I would love to be included. Thanks arc!

I'd like to be included, please. Thank you for the opportunity.

Cool karma. Please do not include me though.

I have a Stanley 2101A 10 Inch Ratcheting Brace, I don't use it much but I really like it.

Please include me. Brings back lots of memories.

Very cool Karma Arc! In Please.

Please don't include me in this karma.

Just wanted to say very cool karma. My dad had one and I remember using it growing up. your picture brought back a flood of memories.

I'm in. I think imma pay my cousin for my grandfathers leather working stuff, then do some leather work and wood work in my days off

Awesome karma, I could really put that to some good use. Please include me and thank you.

Please include me.

My father has been collecting old tools for most of his life, tries his best to use them alongside his modern ones in his workshop in retirement.

Thank you for the chance.