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That's actually not a 12" lathe, it's a 6". They are incredibly handy; I use mine 2-3 times a week. Once you have it set up and working they make themselves useful for just about everything. I have a slightly different vintage Craftsman/Atlas 6", and I love it. It was actually my...

That word... I do not think it means what you think it means :)

That green jack looks very similar to my dad's Norco. I wonder if they made it for sears. I agree with the others, rebuild that jack. My dad's shop we have a 60 year old walker jack and a 40 year old Norco that we just recently overhauled because the seals were leaking. They work...

That would be damn cool if it was restored. Not sure I would light it without knowing more about it though.

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Doesn't need to be a particular date code or in perfect shape. If I can get it cheaper than snapon.com I'll buy it. Thanks

Trying to fill a couple holes I put in my dad's wrench set as a teenager. These are late 60's/early 70's vintage. They don't need to be in perfect shape. Thanks

I'm not sure how old your car is, but if you have a cast master cylinder, this works like a champ and is all I use now. I've been using one of these for about 10 years now. If it's a newer car, you could do something similar by buying a spare brake cap and sealing a line into the top of it...

Thanks for the responses. I'm just going with the snap-ons. Looking at them I thought "hm, it's getting full engagement around the outside. The 12 point aspect of it really didn't occur to me. I'll get a set of snap-ons.

Excellent point; I think ill just get a set of snappys

I find these intriguing, but I'd like to hear a first hand account of how they work. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Q7IWAE/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I'm going to be converting a 68 Camaro to an LS setup and will be running quite a few brake, fuel, clutch lines etc. I dont want them to slip or...