jes_si
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got damn it that's a steal. did you try using a coupon![]()

Damn near cried when I read this.
got damn it that's a steal. did you try using a coupon![]()

Not a single problem with the screen. I'm coming up on 3 years of use.
The picks with the metal handle are just some craftsman with the grip slid off. The red scribe is hf and the metal colored scribe is matco.
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I love free stuff!
A vintage screwdrivers balance I found in a hardware store.
A Pair of Stanley # 2 ...
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Was in Harbor Freight last night and picked up this 56" top box display for $70 out the door. it has a few scratches and needs new locks. Guess I'll have to buy the bottom box now.![]()
That's some faded Stanley yellow packaging, that must have been on the rack for a very long time.
madison069
FUnny, i picked up some of those at a garage sale that looked almost brand new!
I really like vintage tools and I can whenever I walk sometimes small hardware stores where you can find these individuals with discolored packaging to show them here.
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I have the whole set. Here is the 1/2 slimYou should do a write up on the Blackhawk ratchet. It seems like you have a bunch of quality ratchets to compare it to.
Where did you get yours? I love the wireless idea.. do they have any sort of wireless to an iPhone/ipad type feature as well? I saw where Fluke had something like that now, looks pretty cool
Where did you get yours? I love the wireless idea.. do they have any sort of wireless to an iPhone/ipad type feature as well? I saw where Fluke had something like that now, looks pretty cool
The mobile app is really nice. Agilent/ Keysight has been refining the app for a few years now so it is pretty much bug free. Although I much prefer having the wireless display. Keeps my phone in my pocket rather than getting subjected to the mechanics goop and grime. The handheld display is also good for around 330 feet, which could be really handy if you ever end up in need of being a long ways away before flipping the power button lol.
Great tool tno
What applications, Ruger?
Got my two 12pc. Gearwrench Driver sets from Bargain Outfitters. Also tracked down two more of the 56pc. sets as well. Already have one 56pc. and a Kobalt set (Kobalt I may sell). I think I'm good on ratcheting drivers for a while, haha.
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Outfitting an additional roller. Some duplicates of stuff I already have, some not.
Channellock.
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I really like the way you have your Channellock's laid out in the tool chest drawer. Will try that.
Got my two 12pc. Gearwrench Driver sets from Bargain Outfitters. Also tracked down two more of the 56pc. sets as well. Already have one 56pc. and a Kobalt set (Kobalt I may sell). I think I'm good on ratcheting drivers for a while, haha.
Woa, never seen those blue "professional" ones before. Is there any functional difference between that ratcheting handle and the red one in the 56pc kit?
They are exactly the same. Tooth count and feel are identical. Only difference is they are labeled "GearDriver" as opposed to "GearWrench". Picked them up as a compliment to the 56pc set as it has more/different shafts and the stubby driver.
~ Carson
Where did you get yours? I love the wireless idea.. do they have any sort of wireless to an iPhone/ipad type feature as well? I saw where Fluke had something like that now, looks pretty cool
I've got the fluke meter with detachable screen, great for what I use it for, but you are only going 30-40 feet max with it before losing connection.
The agilent/Keysight meter with remote display is going to cost more as well. 460 to 500 for the meter and around 250 to set up yourself with a display. The meter cost is if you go with the model i have. The remote screen can sync up to 4 meters and will display simultaneous readings. Pretty slick if you have a lot to measure and pockets deep enough to buy 4 meters lol