Recent content by frugalscotty

This right here is on point. It increases my cost of living, but I don't have any additional income to offset the tax grab. I've got news for all the local B&M's that think they are so clever. If they think I will be more inclined to spend in a B&M store they are dreaming. Most likely I'll...

This appears to be a Megapro or at least Megapro was the OEM https://www.megapro.net/

I'm in, thx for the chance.

I've carried a SAK daily most of my life. I recently purchased a small Kershaw folder which has found a home in my pocket. Still have a SAK Classic on my keys for the scissors and nailfile etc. Always have a small AAA flashlight...

Yes, the difference is they CARE about their OWN greed and couldn't care less about YOUR rope. :sad:

Years ago flashlights like this were sold under the Brinkman brand. I had one or two, they were OK but not something I would put much effort into fixing...

really depends on how you will be using these lights. i know that many trades people are liking this rechargeable light https://www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/Lighting/Personal-Lighting/2112-21

I think it's a **** shoot to some degree. I've had a couple of no name chinese inports in my porch lights for about 5 years running from dusk to dawn with no sign of failure. These two bulbs have heat sink fins around the base which may be the secret. Flip side is I bought several GE branded...

This Enderes pocket driver seems sturdy. Have to find them at retail though, The webstore is not available currently. I've got the Stanley double ended pocket driver in my backpack but I wouldn't say it is strong enough to pry anything with. Handles standard duties fine. Home Depot / Husky...

A small set of precision screwdrivers will help around the home. Here is a nice set that includes a bonus pliers Wiha 26190 Slotted and Phillips Screwdriver Set Bonus Pack with Professional 6.3" Long Nose Pliers, 8 Piece

or MegaPro http://www.megapro.net/ http://www.megaproscrewdrivers.com/

For many years I carried around a metal box packed with enough tools to weigh in at about 15 pounds. Then one day I had it out of the car and realized I had NEVER used any of it for a break down or emergency. That minute I decided to leave the heavy box at home and replaced it with a 6n1...

Posting my screwdriver drawer to drive you OCD guys around the bend. Almost everything is picked up here and there over time. Except for the few Snap On drivers inherited from Dad.

The GE Superradio is a good choice if you can find one. Also, spend a little time at the C.Crane website. They specialize in all sorts of radios and long distance radio reception. C.Crane

You're probably right.