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pretty sure i bought that exact box set in 1976. maybe not the first year the set was offered or the last, but I'm just about positive...

DP#152 - Epilogue DP#152 was an interesting machine. It had several typical and a few uncommon issues: very grimy moderately rusted...

i have this style for my jack stands and they work well. i got mine on amazon.

List of sources for discovering Japanese tools: This thread. I've read it back 10 years a bit at a time over the past couple of months...

Our stuff is pretty grippy. There's a pattern on them for extra grip and they're not glossy/slippery like normal heat shrink. Before...

Maybe the home (city, county or state) historical association of the original home of Proto would be an interested party? the challenge...

A GJer (who can remain as nameless or not as he wants) forwarded this FB material to me and another GJ member (who can also remain as...

I'm also interested in GJ member thoughts / sources for replacing a vintage leather handle like this

robert - glad you are here to tell your story and provide a warning. hope you're back to 100% soon just curious.... how many drawers...

The Churchill name was used on machinery both made in Britain, and imported to Britain, by separate companies. Later on one of those...

Just my $0.02.... I think HJE Day is about American tools AND real people at an old fashioned, walk in hardware store that are happy...

Precision WIha nut drivers (metric and SAE). Seldom used. Usually for electronics work. They are definitely tools that when you need...

Shame on everyone attempting to post humorous replies to the OP!! the OP has obviously passed away long ago

Since when did you start limiting your tool purchases to what you needed? All In favor of voting OP off the island say aye.

a pallet of scan tools?!...what's the back story?