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This is the largest metric socket I have 36mm. I don't know where it came from or who made it. My largest SAE is 2-1/4 from a Proto set I got from my grandfather.

I forgot that I had a 1/4dr long flex shaft driver. I do remeber why I bought it, For removing heater cores on GM B-bodys.

Most of what I work on is 70's and earlier so I still have a need for them. I don't open this drawer much anymore but when I need them they are super handy. I just found all three of my timing lights.

The first is just picture off the internet of the type of tool box I bought when I went to colloge . I quickly bought the 4 drawer and out grew it very soon after then the small roll around box in '86. Still have the 2nd and 3rd boxes.

I needed it one time. I had to dig it out to take a picture.

Like others have said, tape on the fittings and an adjustable or combonation wrench. I broke down a coulpe of years ago and bought two of these. I can only find one now that I'm looking for them. We did a fuel system update on someons elses car and I wanted not to worry about fittings. They...

I had time to kill while my youngest had a volleyball tournment today. FB marketplace showed a garage sale about 15 minutes away from the school where we were. No pictures, but it said they had tools. I figured it was going to be lawn/garden stuff. I was suprised at what they had and the prices...

I stopped at TSC on my way home to grab some dog food. I always check out the bins by the front. They were both discounted to 20.00 each. I don't know if the tap set will get me away from tap sockets but I'll give it a try. The two handled ratcheting set I think will come in handy.

I've been watching Hand Tool Rescue for years. He made a version of this style wrench a few years ago.

I've got the craftman version. I can't remember how long ago I got it but, I have never used it as an adjustable wrench. I have always used to hold large punchs.

I call this drawer. Well that *****! I've had these for years but never used them. I prefer the square style extractors.These have saved my *** more times than I can count.Not a thread chasher/saver. This one was worth ever penny. Most of the time its just a 10-32 or 1/4-20 in a frame I'm...

We have an independent auto parts house that also sells and services lifts. We just bought a used four and two post lift from them. The four post was a 14,000 Lb challenger that came with drip trays and caster to move it for 3500, that included delivery and set-up. Check around your area.

As ohmthis said the sticky is/was very useful when we started modding ours. One we used a door skin we had laying around the shop, Panel bonded it to the door. On another we used apiece of plexiglass, silicon around the edge and selftapping screws to mount it to the door. I used some high temp...

I bought mine from a Tech that was retiring. I've only ever used the puller with a slide hammer once. I don't think he ever used it. My indexing pry bar is the thing I grab to pop out CV axels.

When I finally broke down and started looking for complete sets of metric impact sockets I found these KT Pro, they are both stamped and laser etched. I don't use metric much but they have been used for their intended purpose and as spacers on the press with no problems. Most hobby stores sell...

This a knife made by the gentlemen that restored my knife. I have no idea how old it is but I can remember my uncle always having it in his truck. My dad started making knifes for his friends in the late 80's. This is one of the first knifes he made.This is the last one. I've had it in my...

gpw_42 No I traded a offshore Rambo style knife way back it the 80's when I was in High School. It was in pretty bad shape when I got it. Someone used it for a hammer. The reason the stamped S&W on the spine is thin and the handle was split then wrapped in tape, but I thought it was cool. My Dad...

I've had this for 35+ years. I just recentely found a matching revolver that they were sold with originaly.

I haven't used them much over the past few years but I have held on to them just in case. My dollies were buried in the box behind the frame so I couldn't put my hands on them.

BlackBowtie- Check out northern tool. They had two at mine. It made my decision easier after putting my hand on one.