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http://http://bti-tool.com/metric-hex-l-keys-12x4-lg/ These too for larger sizes. I have em in fractional sizes and like them

Whiteside creeper seat. Needed one at work for awhile now. No more cramped knees when working under dies :)

Yep, have that problem too. Instead of Snap On it's Starrett for me thou, haha.

The mac daddy Starrett tap handle 91D 16" long

I use a Chicago Pneumatic at work almost daily, really like it. It's much better than HF version... As far req'd CFM cp should have specs on their website, just remeber to oil frequently.

I have both hex t handles and long sockets. Both have their place but I reach for the t handles first if I have the room. I have Eklind Bondhus and Whia at work and each one will serve you well and are all quite affordable. Anothor option would be something like the Williams ratchting t handle...

My best guess would be Brown and Sharpe based off of the square and dot logo.

To add, those are half ball small hole gages. They can get into shallow bores, they also make full ball ones which I kinda perfer. And Helios is a german manufactuer pretty decent stuff.

Anybody have hands on experience with these t handles? They look handy but the plastic has me a little leery.

Journeyman Toolmaker, mostly build dies, some jig/fxture and cnc machining 6" Mitutoyo digital caliper 6" Starrett scale Sae hex keys and cheater pipes

Looks like you have you have some step dowels or diamond dressers in there, along with some small boring bars. Step dowels are used to go from one nominal size dowel to the next, used when you need to hand align parts (die block and a punch for example) or when you screw up and put the dowel in...

Proto makes some nice slide hammers, I have one set up for pull dowels at work. Search Amazon for slide hammers lots of options.

Damn you guys are fast haha

The red handled tool is a dresser for grinding wheels, pedestal grinders to be exact. Hard to tell what the other stuff is. Can you get some close up pics?

Guy at my work who used to work at snapon has one on a chuck key, actually pretty handy.