Not bad for $4.00.

[SocketDeviler]

More dank pawn bin finds. $4.00 total. The Snap-On blade is slightly bent. Too bad as it's my first Snap-On driver but the bend is quite minor. I've sold many of these hard handles so it's nice to have one.
Rest of the set consists of a Klein Nut Driver (like new), Greenlee Hole Saw, Craftsman (USA) Hole Saw Set (a little rust but looks new), Proto Hex Bit Socket (like new) and Husky T-Handle Hex Key.

Does Craftsman still make their hole saws in the USA? Seems like most of the saw and drill bit related stuff has gone to China.

 

[Merkava_4]

I had the No. 2 version of that screwdriver that I thought had a bent shank. The truck man replaced the shank and it was still bent. It turns out I had a handle that was bored off center.

 

[SocketDeviler]

I had the No. 2 version of that screwdriver that I thought had a bent shank. The truck man replaced the shank and it was still bent. It turns out I had a handle that was bored off center.

At first I thought that's what it was but held at certain angles you see that it's the blade. The tip is in great shape. Can't really complain since it was only about $1.00.

 

[Merkava_4]

Can't really complain since it was only about $1.00.

Yeah you gotta good deal on those tools. A lot of guys on here start a thread about the good deals they get from pawn shops and post pictures of what I consider to be junk. I don't post a comment in those threads out of courtesy.

 

[SocketDeviler]

Yeah you gotta good deal on those tools. A lot of guys on here start a thread about the good deals they get from pawn shops and post pictures of what I consider to be junk. I don't post a comment in those threads out of courtesy.

That's kind of you. No need to rain on a rusty wrench parade (I've had my share of such parades). I'm quite pleased with the selection. Hell, the Proto alone costs about $8.00 new.