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WOW, that is one neat and tidy job. Love the layout for the outlets. You both should be very proud.

man i type slow

they are used in auto body panel replacement fairly often for inner and outer quarter panels , around the wheelwell. and they are great when plugwelding sheetmetal ,a as the clamp holds pressure at both edges of the plug hole.

looks like aircraft sheet metal tooling for setting and removing rivets do a google search for yard store .com you can i.d. almost everything you have pictured

is the speeder for lapping in valves ?

hello. dont know if they are still made but years ago you could by dry transfer rub on lettering in very small sizes in the office supply stores..maybe still an option

looks like an old bicycle wrench

we have a set of sunex at work and they seem to be holding up just fine

scotchbrite pads are available for bench grinders check enco or msc I believe they're called deburring wheels

that tool is for inserting the locking strip in gasket style windshields

Bristol wrenches, old time electronics/television repair

I think that punctures and locks steel wall studs (2x4s) used in commercial buildings

it is a slingerland boom cymbal stand , the top extension arm from the late 70's to mid 80's

check out urrea (the old mexican proto) i bought a 5 pc. metric half moon set for 54 dollars american. the wrenches aren"t finished as nice as american proto but fit the fasteners well and seem plenty strong.

do you have the ratchet adapter for that set?