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My vises: Will some one will tell me when my Stanley No. 700 was manufactured and give some more information about it ??? I can't find any information about it.

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Just used the 10LW to open a stuck plumbing fitting on the water inlet valve to my apartment. The adjustable wrench was slipping badly. This vise grip locked with tremendous power onto the locknut and I then could release it. 1st use since the purchase but was great !

In general the Green tools are for DIY homeowners that doesn't really stress the tool. The Blue tools are for professional use. They are sturdier and heavy duty designed for a long lasting use. Nowadays the Green are really cheap and weak. There were times like 20-25 years ago that the Green...

I came across an eBay listing from Italy selling all the bent nose Petersen's models. I bought one and it came in perfectly. I know these are a very rare find and he is selling them for a sane price. So check this out...

I have this mini circular saw: So far been great.

I own a Stanley No. 700 woodworking vise. They are really great and I like using them while woodworking. Anyone knows when approximately they were manufactured ???

Well, I can't remember any special tool made of here. But we do have an abrassive and grinding/ cutting wheel made here. called Camel, check this: http://www.cgwheels.com/ They are excellent I am using their products for years and never dissapointed me. As for the plastic tool boxes we the...

Over here is almost all metric: temperatures, weight, length, speed, volume, area. But as far as ratchet drive handles, extensions and accessories is still goes 1/4, 3/8, 1/2. Also 3/4 inch drive. Fasteners are most of the time metric and it is very easy for us to pick the right wrench or socket...

I have used both of the handles both in home and in my work, but not these particular. I prefer the ratcheting handle. It's easier to work with it to my opinion, and will allow you to tap in confined spaces as the T handle can also slide to either side and position. There are also long...

Shalom Shalom Jeff ! and thank you.

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