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I carry a PocketWrench every day. I’ve found it to be very useful as a pry bar, screwdriver, and wrench. I deal with mainly small stove bolts. Thought it was a gimmick at first but time has showed It’s value.

I have the very same engine analyzer it can still be used to check voltage and current test

It’s like a candy store for adult boys. HJE has been my go to store for tools for the last 40 plus years. Be prepared to spend some cash. https://www.harryepstein.com/

Sears sold Craftsman sockets in blow molded cases in the 70s. That’s when I bought my first set of their sockets.

The wife picked up a Proto toolbox at a sale today really cheap. Doesn’t look like it was used much at al.

How about a 13 oz https://www.harryepstein.com/vaughan-13-oz-fiberglass-curved-claw-hammer-g13f.html

It’s not the union but the corporate bigwigs that want large profit with low almost nothing labor cost. If everyone is paid a low wage then no one can afford to buy products. After all our whole economy is based on buying more stuff. Without unions the middle class will disappear.

Organized my wrench drawers. Trying to figure out how long I’ve owned some of these wrenches. Like these metric Snap On, I think they was purchased in the early 1960s. Trying to figure out how to organize these bette.

It’s a shame Indestro is no longer in business. I always liked their tools. If I remember correctly you could buy them at Kmart in the 60s also at my local mom and pop hardware store. Sadly they are gone as well. Times have changed

Was near the local Home-depot and picked up a few more pencil, also a Husky driver. It’s a 15 in 1 screwdriver & nut driver.

A few of my older 1/2 ratchets. A mix of brands. Craftsman, SK, Williams, and Indestro.

If my memory serves me right, Stanley sold a version called The Claw

A lot of driver bits are for name brand companies

Old Williams 1/2 ratchet, can’t remember when or where I bought it

The Chinese are investing heavily in Africa. They see it as a way around higher Chinese labor cost. The new manufacturing hubs will be Vietnam and some of Africa.

Here’s another hammer rack

Years ago I purchased a lot of Indestro wrenches, sockets, and ratchets. This is my go to 1/2“ ratchet.

Here’s how I store some of my hammers

I do as needed, some of these fixtures are supposed to go in the daughters garage. Still waiting on them to get the wire.

If you’re talking about all the fixtures on the shel, I’m a scrounger. I have a habit of saving stuff from jobs that can be reusable