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Welcome aboard. The only thing I really missed on your tool layout was at least a 3# heavy hammer. That is a must for things that don't want to be repaired. I don't smash stuff myself, but it would add some weight to your baggage....TIM

I didn't get it tonight. On Direct TV they made baseball gloves, whistle balls, ballons, alumn. cook pots & wheels,and bricks....No Snap-on tonight on central time in AL...Right now the Dirty Jobs are in progress...TIM

Vocational Grad.1964, Parts and Machine Shop for three years, Navy/Air Reserve(A-4 Jets), State of FL Car Safety Inspector, Southern Bell truck mechanic 9 years, Cable splicer 2 years, and moved to Alabama and South Central Bell to be a service tech for home and business and later changed to...

Too hard to pick your nose when wearing gloves........ I could just sneeze and wipe on my sleeve......

By the last picture, be sure not to overload the older black supply tank. What would be worse than a thrown rod, would be a blown tank into the side of the parked Vette. I am a former owner of 64 Vette roadster, wish I still had it.

I got a IR 231 from Amazon just yesterday, still in the kitchen. Its on sale now for about $108. Looks like a great buy. It will replace a 40 year old CP "Little Giant" that still is tough, just a little weaker. I'll be 64 next month and I needed a new tool.

I never was a pretty welder, but got by. The secret is in having "fresh" rods and always keeping them dry for the best service. I got to do better several years ago when I got a new Lincoln Wirematic just before I retired.

AUTOGUY.......What is the red Proto box in the background wall above red grinder? I have 2 6" C-Man bench grinders and use the wire brush more than the stone. I use a vise a 9" hand held body grinder for ower blades. I would like to add motor and twin buffing wheels to my shop......

I'm just a hooby welder and have three machines now. I enjoy the Lincon wire welder best but on the stick side, the "freshest" rods that you can use make the biggest difference.

In North Alabama a fresh roll of masking tape and a fine point Sharpee will get the job done or Crayloa inside the glove box door is second choice.....

Looks like a great steal; hope he made enough for a steak and not just a hod dog & chips out of the transaction. I have a SO valve grinding set for valves and seats. The outfit was made for SO by K.O. Lee. The seat grinder set has a simillar box as yours with a deep top for the seat grinder...

I got a 10 drawer top Hout Box that I bought new Christmas of 1968. It is a great medium duty box.

I got one like it fifty years ago and it was old when I got it. It was painted gray and is now red. It has a leather top handle and two drawers, tray in the top and slide tray in the bottom drawer. The top drawer is divided into four parts. I use it as a carry around road box and it takes...

Super Box, Good Deal! I got one 50 years ago when I was 16 just like its style. I use it as my road box. It was "old" when I got it and has a leather wraped top handle and also a slide tray that fits in the lower drawer. If I sold mine, I would have to get the $400 for it so at least I could...

I'm suprised that nobody said they kept an ice pick in their toolbox as standard equiptment as a mate to the timing light and you just jobe into edge of the #1 plug boot or into the distributor cap position #1. I have an old neon, Sun, and SO and never had an induction model. I quit wrenching...