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This is a long shot but if anyone has one of the small drawers for a plomb 9990 master tool chest that they would let go... ILL TAKE IT!!! I've included pics of what I'm looking for. Thanks in advance!

Holy **** that's rad.. I wonder if yours is one of a kind or more likely its one of a small handful of chests that were special made for a company or military mechanics unit. So jealous

Whoa!!!!!!!!! Wtf?? Is that yours????? I've never seen that style of chest before!!! Not even in the catalogs

This is exactly my question.. I've always used an inside read rule in the pipefitting trade. You can lay the rule flat on the pipe or workbench while having it partially folded up. You are unable to do so with an outside read rule due to the folded up segment preventing you from laying it flat...

The thread title is good ole fashioned click bait... It got you to click and comment so.. I think the title is perfect

I'm questioning the reasoning behind the use of an outside read when an inside read is much more useful since you can actually lay the rule down over what you're measuring. You can not lay an outside read on top of your work piece because of the way it's designed and I dont see any reason why...

Do these count as being Japanese tools? ��

What the hell is the purpose of an outside read folding rule? Seriously?!?! Why do they make them?

That's so cool! I must have an early version then. Mine is green like the chest in the first pic but does not have any guides on any of the drawers.

Wow. I didnt know that Plomb started using drawer guides on their chests. Do they allow for the drawer to be pulled all the way out without sagging down? I have the earlier version of that chest without the drawer guide rails and the drawers operate just fine. I'm curious to know if theres a...

Yes, but I sold it shortly after. I plan to purchase that 3 drawer pressteel mid chest this weekend though. If I do I will shoot some pics on the forum.

Socket does not have markings . The set is complete but I also thought there was s missing piece I googled it and sure enough, this is how the set comes. I'm not sure what the square drive on the ratchet is for as of yet. The tool is for emergency shut off of copper pipe from 3/4 inch to 1...

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I've been calling it PL-OHM ��****♂️��****♂️

Preparation is extremely important the bigger you go in pipe size. I use a 6 inch wire wheel on my drill to clean the inside of the fitting. Mesh sand cloth on the pipe ends and nokorode flux. Sweating is done with a B-tank turbo torch set up with an A-32 large bore tip.

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Just picked up this sweet copper shut off tool and noticed the ratchet looked awfully familiar. What do you think? Did wheeler rex contract proto for these?

I definitely agree with supporting the valve. My boss on the otherhand couldnt care less.. It's out of my hands now.

Thank you sir

But it totally is