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Blue, red, yellow, orange or a sticky plaid thing that nobody ever heard of...what opened your wallet? I will be right up front and state that I'm full on DeWalt. Their TOTL tools are second to none and will serve for decades with a good service/parts network to back them up, but the same can...

This may be an old idea guys but a new one in my head. There are those times when using an impact wrench that it is hard to determine if the black impact sockets are actually moving like when removing a really tough bolt in low light or using a little finesse when installing a fastener so as not...

A big blast from the past for me and a "family keeper" as well. When my dad passed in 04 I inherited a lot of things, one of which was a full on Unimat 1 kit...drill, mill, lathe, all of the "extra" parts and so much more on a micro scale... In a way a toy but it will fault that myth...

I had an antiques store for about a decade and often bought box lots of old tools at auctions. A piece that stands out as unusual to me is... It was a solid clump of rust when I got it but after a night of electrolytic de-rusting it came out nicely! Looks home made. There is a 10-32...

Just thought I'd say hello guys. I'm John and a longtime tool junkie to boot. Looking forward to some good reads and even throwing in my .02Cdn where it might help.:beer: