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It sounds like Rustoleum Dark Machine Gray is a close match.

Check with these guys here, I'm sure they can help. http://owwm.org

I believe it's Lang. http://www.langtools.com/bit-wrenches/

It's on Amazon but not in stock yet. Pricey.

Thanks!

Thanks. That's too bad.

I have a 1950 Delta DP220 floor standing model just like that. I popped the round front badge off and took it to my local paint store and had them color match it. They mixed up a quart of enamel paint for me and I sprayed it with my HVLP sprayer.

What is the difference between Proto and their Blackhawk line?

Anybody ever tried the sets from Chapman? Kind of a funny video with Jay Leno on their site. http://chapmanmfg.com/

I have one of their sanders and think it's great. My woodshop is in my basement and the last thing I want is sawdust everywhere. Their sanders have great dust collection systems. That's the only Festool product that justifies the price for me. I'm sure the rest of their line is excellent...

Ever watched "Chasing Classic Cars" on Velocity? The mechanic on it, Roger, is like a car whisperer. I've seen him wrenching on 7 figure cars with Craftsman tools. I still have my late 80s Craftsman tools around here and figure if they are good enough for Roger then I'll keep them. I'm with...

I'll confess, I bought one last night too. I had to see what all the fuss is about. :)

Got ya.

That's a listing for new ones.

That links to a sale by Louisville Tool Liquidators. Did you buy from Louisville Tool Liquidators (through Amazon) or from Amazon? Just curious because I've been thinking of picking up a set.

I think I ordered all my Marshalltown trowels through Amazon. You might want to check there if you plan on buying a few things to get their free shipping.

Akro-Mills makes a ton of different storage containers for randoms and what not.

Have you checked Marshalltown? I've never used their putty knives but have been happy with their trowels. They have quite a selection. https://marshalltown.com/2-ss-flex-putty-knife-empact-end-durasoft

Thanks! I've been going back and forth on these two. I have some old hand planes and chisels that I'd like to sharpen and some stainless German kitchen knives that need serious attention and wasn't sure which to go with.

Another woodworker here that prefers to use Robertson screws over others. I have a set of Klein screwdrivers and picked up some hardened tipped bits off of ebay that seem to hold up really well. You guys that use McFeely's, I have you liked them since they were bought out a year or so ago? I...