Recent content by riley.m

Very cool, im glad to see S-K is alive and well.

what is the one all the way on the left, with the wide beam?

There used to be a store called Value Giant. I wonder if they had their own tool line at some point.

I use both, if its a rare chromed out plomb ratchet i wont use it, or a plomb Ranger tool, no way, but proto/plomb lawsuit wrenches, or my vlchek wbe wrenches i use, because they feel good.

Aha, i didnt realize that about sears and craftsman tools.

Thanks for the lead, i guess the Plomb fad has died down some since the last time i was here.

I bought this rail of Craftsman (u) series sockets last year at a garage sale, and when i got home i threw them in a box and forgot about em till today. I tried doing some research online,and i think these were made by Plomb during the war, i didnt find anything on Alloy Artifacts. If anybody...

Hey, does anybody know how to get the selector switch off of the ratchet. I cant post a pic right now, but it is the newer style selector. not the older style that sticks out of the side.

That would cost a fortune to get it to port townsend washington i bet.

dangit, thats a nice die grinder.

Yeah man, i have two actually, one that is five inch, scary, and the 4.5 inch. look up Eastside Saw here in washington. 800-962-0279. i couldnt imagine doing what i do without them.

Too bad it didnt have all of the sockets with it, i think it came with four sizes originally. Thanks for the info.

You can also take a piece of schedule 40 pipe, same inside diameter as the bottle, and slice off a 2'' piece, cut that in half and weld tabs off of the ends to bolt the two halves together. make sure you cut the halves just slightly too small so that when you bolt it together it tightens up...

Thanks Chad s, can you tell if the socket is snap on or from some similar tool.

yeah i figured as much, but anyway the chart that i have shows a different 7 for 1937, i am pretty sure that your's is right.