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Greenfield NOS 7/8-18 tap. Looks like McMaster Carr is selling something similar for around 80 bucks so I would think 35 shipped is a good price. I think it's a spark plug tap? 35 bucks shipped. offers welcome

was talking with a guy in my neighborhood the other day, he might even be on GJ. Anyway, he bought a SO scanner at a pawnshop a while back. Plugged in to a late model Lexus and it promptly fried the computer running the power seats. Yeah, bricked it. So he calls SO and they, no questions...

I would think these are worth somewhere around $7 each but it costs $8 to ship something like this. Anyway, let me know what you're interested in and we'll work out a deal, just would like to sell these to somebody who can use them. SOLD 3/4 Blackhawk 1 1/2 12 pt 3/4 SK 1 3/8 12 pt 3/8...

SK 3/8 hex socket set SAE 1/8 5/32 3/16 7/32 1/4 5/16 3/8 $45 shipped SOLD SK 3/8 universal socket set SAE 6 pt 3/8 to 3/4 $55 shipped SOLD SK 3/8 socket set metric 6 pt 7-19mm $55 shipped with case, $50 shipped w/o case SOLD SK 3/8 45170 ratchet with the DT80 upgrade kit, great...

Gearwrench pinless swivel impacts, 3/8, 10-19mm, 75 shipped SOLD MAC line wrenches, OHBM and OHB series, metric and SAE, $15 each shipped but pls min $40 for shipping to make sense. $12 each wrench, discount for multiples ALL SOLD MAC crowsfeet flare nut CHBM series $95 shipped MAC 3/8...

happened to pick up a Snap on ratcheting screwdriver at an estate sale last year for $5. A real pleasure to use. But now I need to refresh my bits. I work on a lot of Japanese cars and would prefer JIS standard "phillips" bits. Took a look at the Zephyr catalog and didn't see a single JIS...

Saw this beast at an home estate sale, but $1200??? is that not crazy high? any opinions on value?

I need to test hundreds of 18650 cell batteries. Sure I can test one at a time with any number of testers out there but that's taking too long. Anybody aware of a system that would support testing multiple batteries at the same time?

had to remove this basketball standard the other day so out came the IR air hammer, and on went the Makita 2400 compressor. For about 3 hrs more or less constant. Yeah it got awfully hot, as in burning smell hot, but I figured I'd get it done with just a few more minutes effort, and next thing...