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well cornbinder you really got a golden goose with the crank handle, they usually sell around $100 on ebay. Nice score

I've seen that right angle thing before, it is really amazing how it works, for sure something you will play with it for a good while hahaha. What is amount of torque limit you think it has ?

I have amended my poor post, so embarrased by that that first line which is now gone.

Editted out the mistake I made Lol. I found a Facebook Marketplace ad with pictures of many tools, and from what I could see in great organization and state. So of course as Saturday rolled around I made sure I was there at 7:30am, it was advertised for 8am start and I was already late to the...

the Patented, yes thats right, the Patented RotoWrench, almost as good as a Williams 1999. Circa 1990's. I guess they patented the turning heads??? semi sometimes usable but barely. there is no offset so like a flat wrench. I was thinking if it had a flex joint like those ratchet heads in the...

I saw a few on a Google search and they were side mounts like this

ATLAS like that one is Easy to take apart, and move around by one person.

So I guess everyone is as stumped on this add-on. Does this get listed as a saw set?

I found this old Snap/on with the / slash between the Snap and On, found it listed in the Snap on Catalog of 1938 supplemental after a lot of looking. The R-712 3/8" ratcheting boxocket as Snap/on called it, ratchet wrench. The odd thing was the piece that was bolted onto it and I can't...

So how do you reverse it? I would put a 1/16 shim stock bent in an L shape into a 1/2 to 3/8 adapter so you could use it. then just leave the adapter on it. Instant 3/8 drive

late in the day, I found a garage sale and there was this old, I think 1950's maybe 60's vintage tool box, no tools, thinking the owner would want big bucks for it I only commented my brother had one like it years ago. Suddenly he says to me, well it could be yours for 50cents !! well I...

This is for sale near me, I can't believe how it looks almost unused, I think approx 1950's. I'm wondering if this is a rare find ?

So clean and unused looking, is there some super cleaner I don't know about for sockets?

Finally finished up the cleanup of some old rust from an auction, the best find was a mostly complete Husky 1/2 inch socket set 5/8 -1 1/4missing 7/16 1/2 9/16 with a couple of standins, got doubles on 15/16 and 7/8. before and after pics real crusty stuff, I think approx 1937-41 age? Ratchet...

on youtube the guy named Scoutcrafter has a video on the German Ratchet NYbodyguy found very good and all the parts that come with it too. I stumbled onto an Auction at a Farm which I think the guy retired from, so everything went on sale. I spent $7 plus 10%auction fee, so $7.70 I guess for...

on youtube the guy named Scoutcrafter has a video on the German Ratchet that NYbodyman found, very good and all the parts that come with it too. in Youtube search for "Restoration of a Rare Pre-War German Socket Set " great video even if you don't have this tool to watch

went to a Garage Sale Saturday and saw the usual kitchen wares and the like and then spotted this tall almost 5 foot old card file cabinet made by General Fireproofing 60's or 70s vintage, did a quick checkout of the 12 drawer and she looked really good, and was really well made and heavy duty...

I see in the sticky rules of the classified forum it says,, click users name and select "Private Message" to send a message to a user, but all I see is "start conversation" are they the same thing ?

Parker 23X you say? I happen to be the proud owner of one of those, my research here shows it was being sold in 1900 and I have another catalog somewhere that shows in in the late teens too. https://archive.org/details/ParkersVises1900/page/n3/mode/2up on page 4. Here is mine done up last year...

I'd like to get gas at 49cents per gallon !