Search results

Does anyone have a wiring diagram for a vintage Craftsman block grinder that has a brake on it?

I purchased a set of brand new Cornwell Torx drivers. The price was cheap and shipping fast. Thanks!

bump

Have some random Plomb tools for sale: A 1/2" drive speeder, a 3/8" drive speeder, two flat head screwdrivers (tips not the greatest but could easily be cleaned up), an ignition wrench (not pictured), and an early Proto wrench roll with the lady emblem, unfortunately at some point in time...

I have one of those. Looks just like your Craftsman, but mine is maroon. I honestly like sharpening things with it better than my bench grinder. You don't have to worry about overheating the metal and losing the temper on chisels and things. It surprised the heck out of me how good it actually...

Do you want to sell that long handled Cornwell?

The selector is peened on after installation.

Grainger.com

I'm an industrial maintenance mechanic and only used channel locks and thought these were a gimmick. I bought a pair on sale and these are all I use now. Yeah they're china and most of my tools are USA but vise grips are China now too and I'll bet most people on here still buy them so for the...

Try an "Allen" brand rebuild kit for one of their pear head ratchets. The heads look the same and I'm thinking they're both owned by Danaher.

Proto yellow handles

I have that ratchet jmm. It is the most compact ratchet out of the 15 or so 3/8 drive ratchets I own. Its is fine tooth but not 72, maybe 60? I bought it at a flea market. The guy selling it had about 10 brand new ones and was selling them for $8 each.

Yeah you're right davefr, corporate greed has nothing to do with it.

We're the ones bidding on those items, your telling eveyrone about our secret good deals....lol

Awesome drill press Warren! I had to laugh at the battery powered tools....you got to be at Stormin Normans!:lol_hitti

That's what I wanted to hear. I have the Bondhus hex keys and they are by far the best hex keys I have ever used. If you slip in a fastener they don't round off like every other set I have ever used. I just wondered if the same held true for the hex bits.

Antique metal lathe in Swanton, OH for $300. I'm not a machinist, but I think this is probably a good deal and pretty rare especially having all the separate gears still with it. http://toledo.craigslist.org/tls/3918536615.html http://images.craigslist.org/00808_k3tzzW9cvp_600x450.jpg

I would also appreciate some input from somebody that has used these. I have a Proto set now, but I would definitely be interested in a set I could change just the bit out as I am always wearing out the 3/16"

An original pear head proto is the smoothest ratchet you can get.

Those air hammer attachments 01PS made are a hell of an idea. You should patent those.