Recent content by mnalep

Kcarguy, That is what I was thinking if I could find a permanent marker. I 'd use color codes to differentiate metric from SAE - like green for metric and red for SAE. I need a permanent marker first. I wrote to Grainger - an industrial tool supplier - as they had a ton of markers listed on...

Well I cannot find on the web that place in Tennesse, and I've tried googling many variations of the info you gave me. The closest thing I've found was this, but it does not say permanent.

jay, so is the pen here the one you are talking about? http://www.marvy.com/product_details.aspx?ProductID=75 Because it does not say it is permanent.

Also, do the magnetic tray, or hansens, work better. (sockets stay on, and are easy to remove and put back)?

jay, Is this the marker you are talking about: http://www.marvy.com/product_details.aspx?ProductID=75 How is that different from these: http://www.nissenmarkers.com/catalog...int-Ink-Marker or: http://www.nissenmarkers.com/catalog...e-Metal-Marker

Wow. Tons of great ideas here. Gut reaction is that the stickers, or marking pen would be easiest. Gorilla labels have 84 labels. $4.99 Steel labels have 60, and look a bit tougher. $3.50 ToolTagz look best, with sizes printed on 3 sides of wrap around label, but only 29 labels. $10.99...

Hello, I just joined this forum. I have been trying to find something that will write on all my older Sears Craftsman sockets which are chrome plated. (My eyes just can't make out the small engravings anymore - and i spend too much time searching for my sizes that are mostly loose in my tool...