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Can any one tell me how the silver trim is attached to this series of matco boxes. Looks to slide on but not sure.

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They were found West of Atlanta. They are not a typical find at the flea markets locally. The Vise does work, opens and closes good. Thanks

Snap On F720,SK Diamond 45170, Plomb 11/16, Craftsman cotter pin puller,Starrett 6" scale, 1/2" shank fly cutter set, small divider and a 3 1/2" Wilton vise. 30 for the tools 35 for the vise

I picked this impact up at sears as a return for 99.00.Have you guys had good luck with it ? Thanks

I used a plotter to make a poster of her,to hang above my welder. I have also been using old Hot Rod covers to make posters to hang in the shop.

You wont regret the bigger equipment if you have the room. With the economy the way it is the bigger stuff is usually cheaper. If you have three phase dirt cheap. I have a bridgeport and a lathe cant live without them, opens up the possibilities.

Home Depot has a deal if you buy a Milwalkee tool kit get a battery instant for free. I just got a drill and the XC M18 battery for free. Sears here had the drills clearanced for 157.97 they matched that price.

Thanks for the help.

here is a close up and a shot of the other two

I have a set of these, 3 total that cover the alphabet. They appear to be a stamp. Could some one shed some light on this? Any help is appreciated.

I have had good luck blasting with soda at low pressure,won't damage chrome either

Total of $23 spent. Proto 5452A Craftsman 1/2 RHFT,Craftsman 1/4" RHFT, Proto 4749, Bonney 3/4 , Easco 1/2 and 9/16 , SK Diamond 45170 3/8

I am sorry to be unclear, but I don't torque my drain plugs. I do however rotate my tires when i change oil sorry for the confusion. Thanks for the response you guys are always on your toes.

Who makes a good affordable torque sticks. I looked at the Harbor Freight ones. Any better? I won't use them everyday, only when changing oil and rotating tires.