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Well that's unfortunate. I'll likely go with the Habor Freight 44" instead if these aren't known for being quality boxes.

I recently found a MAC toolbox for sale locally on Craigslist. I can't seem to find much information about them online and was wondering how much one in decent condition would be worth?

I must say, I'm quite jealous of your day job. It's also good to see another member from the Fox Valley!

Yessir. I'm running a URX II

The nut shown on the right side of the first picture. It's a barrel nut for an AR-15 used in correlation to installed a railed forearm.

This is a wrench I machined a while ago Went through the entire development process. A few rapid prototype models, refined the design to make it a little more manufacturable (limit the amount of tools needed), made aluminum patterns, then finally the tool steel wrenches.

In my quest to get a full set of Craftsman Pro wrenches, I managed to pick up an extra set of imperial offset wrenches, that I don't need. This are actual Professional wrenches (all wrenches are stamped Forged in USA per pictures). Sizes Include: 3/8 x 7/16 1/2 x 9/16 5/8 x 11/16 3/4 x 7/8...

Since it is a pistol: - It needs to be over-nighted - needs to be sent to an FFL in your state Other than that, your father should be able to package to ship it himself through Fedex or UPS (USPS will not ship guns for you unless you have an FFL). Your father doesn't NEED to have an FFL...

When you get around to working on this project, I'd love to come be your shop ***** for a day.

Well I'm trying to justify buying four identical sets of wrenches, pliers, etc to build two identical tool boxes with two of everything in each box. Though for a hobbyist, that seems a bit eccentric.

As I continue to build my tool collection, I was curious what types of tools that you guys have duplicates of or you see as being useful to have duplicates of?

I was casually browsing the Sears site at work this morning and came across these wrenches being marked 50% off. Craftsman 8-piece Inch Flat, Full-Polish Ratcheting Wrench Set http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00922984000P?prdNo=11 Craftsman 8-piece Metric Flat, Full-Polish Ratcheting...

If it's something you want to do, I'd say go for it. This was my first venture into the furniture making world. I had zero idea what I was doing, but I'm moderately happy with the results.

Any thoughts on the Torin jacks sold at Northern Tool?

For now just a Honda Accord. I don't mind buying once and crying once. I'd rather have a jack that's going to last.

I have a detached garage that I don't leave any tools in, so an aluminum one would be a bit easier to lug back inside.

Are there any companies out there making a decent aluminum floor jack? I'm not looking for anything super nascar/F1-esque, I just need to occasionally jack up my car for oil changes, servicing the breaks, etc.

I laminated together a bunch of walnut/black walnut. I also made the base out of 2"x2" square tubing and 1/4" plate for the legs, then clear coated the whole thing like crazy.

I would use them as a last resort. You will get raped on the price, BUT they are almost certain to have what you need.