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I have a Blackhawk (mdl AW-1351) chain style wrench (pipe wrench) the chain broke off the handle. Does anyone know how to go about warranting this tool ? I found a supposed site online I sent photos and emails twice, its been a couple of weeks and I still haven’t received a reply !! Possibly no...

Hello, I came across an old plane , Which I know nothing about ! I disassembled it to photograph and get some identification numbers, but there’s no name that I could find. Any help identifying it and possibly an age. Think I’ll just clean it up & refinish the wooden handles and set it on the...

This is the bottom view these only have USA and the socket size on them , No manufacturer logo. They appear to be 1/4 hex drive, I’ve never seen hex drive sockets before so I’m curious ?this is top view 6pt except the last two pcs 1 has a 1/4” square drive in this end. The other pc I’m not sure...

Hello again, Still going through boxes of “Treasures” and came across this thing appears tome it’s some kind of attachment possibly from a tool kit or specialty tool ? Jaws open & close by twisting the nut on the stem. No manufacturer name just Pat’d Aug 10 1875. Any info appreciated. Side note...

Hello, I had a friend buy a different house and previous owner left a bunch of older tools. My friend unloaded boxes upon boxes into my possession. Lucky me !! Quite a few Snap on sockets along with other treasures. By the looks of some of the tools previous owner may have been into HVAC ...

I have a Wilton vise (not a bullet vise ) it's bolted to my bench so I'm hoping someone can help identify it without needing to remove it to look for identification numbers. It has a stamp in the casting on the left side (looking at the vise from the handle end) stamp reads 5" jaws 8" opening...

Hello. I'm new here. Looking for info on a old Craftsman tablesaw I have. I bought it from a guy who said it was his Grandfathers. He believes it's from the late 40's or early 50's ? It has a narrow table. And the blade slides on a carriage up through the table. The way a Radial armsaw does...