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Couldn't copy paste the pics so here's a link to the as itself... http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/tls/2283624316.html Thoughts and opinions always welcome...

VISE - Large 4 inch, Sears CRAFTSMAN, weighs 60 pounds ! Vintage 1954, With rare swivel base, see photos below Model # 05196 - This is the more expensive "Machinist Vise", and NOT the more common "Bench Vise", it has bearings and an oil hole, see catalog description in link below See this...

I have the craftsman pro 5 piece set and love it - especially for the price. the large bars have come in handy too. The SO ones are nice but only you can determine if they are worth 3 times the price of the CPro ones...

Is this of any interest? The price seems fair for all that's included - front end suspension and brake tools together as a kit... http://cgi.ebay.com/Craftsman-9-800117-15-Piece-Brake-Front-End-Tool-Set-/330545036966?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4cf604fea6 and if you need a bleeder -...

after googling Wilton vises - this looks like something from the Utility series that ranges from $90 - $250 new and might be made overseas. Probably not the "deal" I was hoping to find...

that's the only pic I have access to so far - waiting for more pics info from the seller... And of course as much input/advice/suggestions from the guys here ;)

To the Vise experts out there - is this a good vise for the garage at home? Supposedly in great condition, works perfectly.... worth $75? Trying to get more info from the seller... What questions should I ask to help determine if it's a good deal? Thanks in advance guys...

This used to be badged Craftsman Professional (formerly had a $1,200 increase in price too) Interesting... http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00902915000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1 http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00902915000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1 Wonder if this...

Craftsman Professional Wera (for the precision minis) Wiha (same reason as Weras) Snap On But as you will may already know there are as many different brands of screwdrivers as there are flavors of ice cream - I say try them all!

Keep the set with the larger pieces and buy the smaller pieces individually to make a nice complete set. Its cheaper to buy the small wrenches individually than to go the other way around and buy the 1" and up size wrenches that would be missing if you kept the smaller sized set. Just my...

Awesome restoration - and I like the color too :) Different but cool at the same time. Ummm you mentioned an El Camino back there - details/pics please... lol Great job once again!

Possible deal/steal on Snap on box/chest? I don't know enough to know for sure if it's a deal or not so I thought I'd post it here and let you decide - no affiliation just looks like a good buy... is it just me or could there be some damage on the front top box - top drawer but still a good...

FYI - for the price you are in the range of these nice sets from Montezuma and Extreme... shipping included. StrictlyToolBoxes is a vendor on the forum that sells these - can't recall the guys name (think it's Shawn) but he's open to questions and comparisons...

Pro-Painter - seriously - that looks awesome! What did you use to cut out the foam? What type of foam? How many years did it take to get it to look so nice? Lots of time and attention - looks great but not sure I'd have the patience, time, or skill to make it look that good! Great job.

www.strictlytoolboxes.com Montezuma or extreme tool boxes. Very good value for the money and should hold you over til you have cash for SO or Mac Or harbor freight...

Appreciate the input from all sides...Thanks for the cool videos - great learning aid! Rotary sounds like the ticket - but it has it's price too... but worth it if the usage is there for sure. HF sounds like it deserves a little attention too - might have to research them more... see if any of...

Haven't used a rotary hammer drill... Tell me more please. Most usage in the past has been on block walls, a couple concrete foundations, one brick planter... Appreciate the education and input from the forum.

Admittedly, I have a biased towards craftsman tools (At least their professional hand tools and my experience with the C3). They work well for the heavy weekend warrior I am and the price point is usually right for me.... I have the chance to get one of these on sale, plus midnight madness...

Sears has this special of the day - not sure if it is something you might like or not... http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00987702000P?adCell=W1 on sale for $99 from $125

FWIW - I have ordered a couple dozen things from them - never had any problems. Just got my most recent order last week - 4 days after ordering - same as always - good product, cheap prices, fast shipping.