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If that were mine, I’d leave it all as is. Clean it, yes. Maybe even deal with the bubbled up spots. But leave everything else. That dent has a story behind it, one you may never know. But like I’ve always said (and someone else already said it here) “It’s only original once.” It looks awesome...

Seems odd that Wilton couldn’t help you. I would have bet against that. Maybe scouring eBay is your best option. I work with Tools.

My 1949 SO Ratchet. I bought it off the truck years ago for $30. My Rep had taken it on trade. He put new “guts” in it while I watched & it’s worked great ever since. I saved the old guts because the selector lever was brass. I work with Tools.

Heat gun. (Hair drier on steroids) I work with Tools.

It’s probably not that unique, and it’s only like 15 years old... but this SO FC936 is my favorite. It’s a 1/4” drive body, with a 3/8” DR head on it. SO still makes a stubby 3/8” but it’s not like this. I work with Tools.

In my opinion, buyin a tool for a one time use, is EXACTLY why Harbor Freight exists. I hate junk quality tools & I avoid them at almost all costs. The only tools I’ve considered from HF are their small tire changer. (Almost) Everything else I own is some type of quality tool. And if I only use...

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A 195_ Craftsman 100 Drill Press, 103.23141. I’m pretty excited.

I know a kid that got a great deal on a black SO box cuz he was a student AND it had a small ding on the back. He got it in his garage, took the box off, waxed it, then put the box back on. He decided he doesn't like black, so he has been trying to sell it ever since... 99% unused, never had...

Flashlights & breaker bars are good for self defense, but I would rather have a 1911 .45 ACP. If you hit a deer, elk, or moose, you can put it out of its misery with a .45. Try that with a Maglite.

I agree with Heavy Metal Doc. I've been commuting 75 mi each way for 8 years now. Plan for winter weather with blankets or a sleeping bag, a couple of MREs, fire starter (hand sanitizer works good), a big bottle of water, and a flat tire. Invest in the premium AAA membership. If you're driving...

I'm a diesel mechanic & I work for the federal government.

That's awesome! Clean it up & put it to work!

I scored, what I think is a Wilton C1 or maybe the predecessor to the C1. I does NOT have C1 anywhere on it but it DOES have 101169 stamped into the static jaw. I NEED the swivel base jaws. The teeth are well worn from years of misuse.

I didnt read the part about you wanting a strong impact for auto use... I wouldnt buy Ryobi. They are just handy for the homeowner that isnt going to be real rough on them. For a cordless impact wrench, I would pic Snap-On. I used them to take apart the dualed up BUDD wheels on my '48 Power...

Bought this off the truck a while ago. 1949 SO 1/2' DR Ratchet. My SO guy tought me how to put a rebuild kit in it and its good as new!!! $30!!! Cant Beat It!!!!:D

You guys are using the Spray on I guess... Ive never seen it before. I cant find the orange dip in any stores. The HD has the spray orangge online only... So it wooks good, huh?

Can someone post a pic of the can of Plasti Dip. I am picturing in my head, the red dip stuff that you do pliers handles, and can get at ACE. I want to do all my pliers in Orange, but I cant find it... Am I thinking of something different? I didn't know they made a spray. Thanks. Munsk.

Porter Cable is the better brand as far as longevity goes. But like ChrisF250 says, Ryobi has more options. My father-in-law has a (very) small construction company, he uses Ryobi cordless tools cuz he's cheap. But he has made a lot of $$$ with those tools. He goes to HD EVERY black friday and...