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As if I don't have enough projects I decided to look at a Storm boring bar I've been tripping over for years. This was in far better condition that I assumed but both pulleys are broken. Anyone have one they could measure the pulleys for me? This is a Storm s8. Thanks

I should have mentioned I thought they might be made by Duplex.

I have a Vulcan and two Snap on boxes very similar. Two have the same handles with the little detail on the ends. The other one is slightly older and has different handles . If you close the drawers there should be a slot for the lock.

Estate saleing to day and hit one I thought would be a waste of time. I discovered a box of rusty stuff that was a dollar a piece. 20 pieces-twenty bucks. There are four Blackhawk fixed head swivel sockets.one Hol Set speed handle (never heard of them until today) and an early Snap On drive...

As far as I know Miller is still around. The tools should have a number stamped into them . I believe you should be able to check the numbers online. At one point I had to do an inventory of our shops special tools ( all Chrysler dealers did). We were originally an AMC dealer that used Kent...

It will be while until get them cleaned up. I'm a little spooked by the copper plating.

The sliding "t" handle fits giving it almost 25 inches.

This looks like my set. I do not have the 1 3/8 socket or the lid for the box.

Looks like the same box.

Possible unicorn. This is a one inch square drive Bethlehem set. Original box. I originally thought it was a BAT set because of the shape of the sockets. I got this and a original Walden set in the leather case and the wire ratchet for $25

You don't have the only set. I just picked up a set Saturday. The sockets have the diamond "B" logo also. Almost sent me down the wrong rabbit hole. The same logo is also on my BATCO set.

Most of the time around here (Connecticut) the lone tool truck tool at the bottom of the pile is a dead common wrench/socket/screwdriver. I have a stack of 1/2 SnapOn wrenches.