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sorry no Apex sockets, one SR though, new one to me I think I missed putting a pic deep well 7/8, here is the way they came, the "before pic"

found these two,, 1942 ?

I picked up a can of old rust sockets for free at a yard sale, cleaned em up and all old USA Plomb WF, DuroChrome, Husky, SK hex drive set(missing3/4), Blackhawk etc

Back in chemistry class of years ago we had double ended sampling spoons that look similar to those of stainless steel. Thats my guess.

The fella who altered that gas cylinder probably envisioned something like this,, in the 50`s when surplus rifles were cheap and ammo too,, a few got "sporterized" although a better choice to start with would be the M1903

That is the gas cylinder from a US rifle M1 Garand that someone has altered (sporterized) removing the front sight protectors, the bayonet attachment lug and stacking swivel. It is only threaded on one end for the gas plug. made of stainless btw.

I found a Ell 320 Frank Mossgerg 1/2" drive which I cleaned up a bit, and I already had a 25/32 socket which appears to have the diamond Frank Mossberg symbol on it , I mean it looks that way to me. Not a collector of this but thought it was interesting being so old here are the pics early...

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LessorSon the Heyco is for pulling out those plastic strain reliefs that go around power cords as they go through a metal box. The Strain relief is a two part plastic piece and they squeeze the plastic down so it can be removed / installed from a metal box. this thing -> Heyco has a whole line...

Awesome looking table BigMike, looks seaworthy.

You want to buy the pages?

Hope you find that bible!

There is a thrift store by my house I check out time to time, and they have this big box of free books, I spied out this book with brass corners, an old big Bible. I couldn't resist the book cover leather and brass so I had to have it, I gutted the inside, which was mostly falling out anyways...

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Yes the red Huot is full size, I like the no tools drawer releases and seems well made. I looked and searched still didn't find any info on the date/model

I picked up this Huot 5 drawer tool chest in pretty good shape save some mice piss that made some slight surface rust here and there, I also got the dried up mouse in the box at no extra charge, otherwise nice which I think was great at $20. I have been looking and all the catalogs I find for...

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I have the good tools I got when young, not all were wise purchases back then. I have my high school metal shop hand made forged and heat treated screw driver that still holds up well, age 16 I think I made it. Oh and have many of Dad's tools of which I grew up with, he has since passed.