Recent content by Superdavey

I don’t have experience with these meters but if the bezel comes off easily , you could probably pull the arm out and reinsert it at the zero mark

If you zoom in towards right of the pivot bolt you’ll see the Klein logo

That looks like a Klein I have

It has four holes on the inside to bolt down somewhere … I suppose if you screw it down to a wooden bench or to wall studs it might be a little more difficult The new key is a great idea . I’ll have to look into it

Oh wow . Thanks … so it literally is a lock box ! Too bad this one didn’t come with the key. I don’t know about a wallet but I’ll have to figure out what tools to put in it

Anyone know what this small MAC tools lock box was originally used for ? It doesn’t have any markings or stamps aside from the Mac sticker . Looks pretty cool. Can’t seem to find any info on it

I had picked up a bunch of over time from flea markets , garage sales , etc and they sat in my tools box collecting dust for years until on one job where a 9/16 saltus wrench was the ONLY thing that fit. Haven’t used it since , but you won’t see me get rid of them

That’s an extremely detailed break down … glad the re assembly is shown cause we know how that goes …

I’ve pulled out and swapped snap on hard handles and plenty of screw driver handles with the vice and pry bar method , however I’m having a hard time with MAC. Reason I’m asking is because I recently bought a MAC XR11PA ratchet which unfortunately has a crooked hard handle that I was hoping to...

I have a little record vise like this one for circuit board work. Made in England , although the one I bought looks to be one of their later productions considering the jaws don’t line up fully parallel … but holds circuit boards well, front jaws can be moved to the rear for greater width

That’s very interesting. It’s a shame my model is a little more plain. But yes, surprisingly a fun ratchet. I don’t see why they don’t make more with this design … maybe the head size ? But even then , it’s not terribly large

I bought this maybe a couple of years ago but only started using it last year and it’s been a total game changer. That tool is a cordless plastic stapler gun. I’ve been fixing all sorts of broken plastic stuff I normally would have chucked in the garbage. Anything I would have super glued before...

I found this “Canadian Tire” branded ratchet today while shopping at the local restore. It has a pretty unique way of releasing the socket. It has two pins next the drive end and when you press the spring loaded direction lever the pins protrude and will eject the socket like you wouldn’t...

I have a made in Ireland brake tube bender … quality unit too. I believe rigid sold them at some point. Made in Israel tape measure Made in Austria tap and dies As someone else mentioned made in Yugoslavia drill bits Wall paper stripper made in New Zealand - I believe the brand name is...

After the evapo rust bath , I normally use either a steel or brass wired brush to scrub the layer of dark stuff under running water then immediately spray it with WD40 and wipe it down with a rag. Never had any rust issues with this method