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Hey all so a year or so ago I bought the set of 3 pry bars from craftsman, and they were the "screwdriver handle" type. Long story short, sold the house, apparently, during one of the open houses, they were stolen :mad: So, with some coupons in hand I went back to Sears and bought another set...

It's been a while since I've found more than 2 good tools at a pawn shop in one shot. Today I found many! 13/16 Snap on deep socket SK flare nut wrenches Vintage double open Mac wrench (Sabina Ohio markings) 10" Mac tools adjustable wrench Blue Point 3/8 ratchet (I think it needs a rebuild...

So I went to my local Sears and to my surprise they had quite a few USA sockets. the USA one is on the right, and has a barcode in front, centered. The one on the left is made in China and has no barcode on the front and has an offset label. Using that method I was able to quickly find USA and...

Saw this at the local antique store...

A whole bin of craftsman usa professional screwdrivers. They are all 2.49 each no matter what size. This is in Phoenix AZ

Found these at these pawn shop for cheap. A 13/16 swivel spark plug socket (never seen one). And a thumb drive ratchet. Which feels quite good, :)

Hey all. We have an unmarked electric panel. A few months after we bought the house we figured out most of it. However, I don't know what turns off the garage and the water heater (located inside the garage). If I turn off some stuff and try the garage door, thats easy. But how do I figure out...

Looking to identify this. It looks like one of the wrenches that comes in a car kit, however, this has no English, just Japanese (pretty sure?) on it. anyone know what it is? thanks :)

Various sockets for sale, all prices include shipping. I will combine shipping and lower the price for multiple sockets purchased. Feel free to make an offer MAC tools 3/8 Drive 6 point: 5/8 - $3.50 13/16 - $4.50 SK Tools 3/8 drive 6 point: 17mm Deep - $4.00

Found this rusty 1/4 Snap On ratchet. Stripped one of the screws already it was so rusty. Totally doesn't work. But only paid $1 for it

Found at the pawn shop. 13/64 and 15/64. I know Dunlap was a subsidiary of Craftsman. This is an interesting size though

And I need some help! So, here's the pertinent information: -block construction -2 windows facing West, no bug screen or anything (that will soon change). Have some curtains to keep sun to a minimum while still providing light. -uninsulated garage door that faces south -apprx 430sq ft...

Found on the classifieds for only 25$. Previous owner put some holes in the top because he used a clamp with it. Which is fine because I want to put my small'ish littlestown vise on there. Anyway looked it up. Is made by Art Metal and is the "secretarial desk". The large cabinet on the side has...

I'm looking for ideas on how to appropriately organize it. So, you know, looking for pictures. :bounce: I'm redoing my pegboard and painting it white (was brown). Thanks!

Quick question here; I've come across some odd sizes, and have a few myself such as my 31/32 and 21/32. I know there's also 19/32 and 25/32. What were these used for? And are they still useful? Thanks!

By button I mean the ball that holds the socket in. Mine is stuck so the sockets don't really stay on. It's my SK Wayne 3/8 ratchet which I quite like to use! Thanks

For all these I will ship first class mail, unless multiple are purchased in which case I will send them in a flat-rate box. I have for sale a: $2-Thorsen 1-1/16 socket, 1/2 dr, 12pt $3-Plvmb 11/16 socket, 1/2 dr, 12 pt, number 5422r. $2-Craftsman 7/8 deep socket, 3/8 dr, Sold -Plvmb...

All for $30. The 90° ones are Snap On. The rusty one on the bottom is Mercedes Benz (thought it was neat). The ones in the middle are Plomb. The ones are the left bottom are Craftsman "quick wenches"

My grandpa recently passed and I picked up his tools. One thing he had was this Rockwell jig saw, which in my 26 years on this earth I've never seen him use (he did some handy work when he was younger but not much) . Anyway here it is. Now I just need more than 1 blade for it so I can use it...

How old do you think these are? Found in grandpa's toolbox.