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Re: tools to be checked on a airline I flew 8 times in the past year and probably over 50 times in the past 7 years with a 40lb tool bag for my employment. When I check in for the flight I say I have a bag of tools and would like them to be kept locked. I carry the bag to the TSA bag screener...

Re: tools to be checked on a airline You can just put a regular lock on the bag or box. TSA will want to inspect it when you are present. Then put your lock back on it. All secure.

I've done many a stupid thing while turning wrenches. I can say though I learn from my mistakes and don't often repeat them. What gets me is when I see one of my coworkers making the same stupid mistakes over and over again.

It could have been done a lot faster with that but there is just something about rebuilding it in 10 min with just hand tools.

I've been using the HF set for the last year or so. Like someone else said I grabbed two sets to account for what I thought would be sh*ty quality but I have yet to break one and they still hold onto the sockets very well.

I swung by Lowes today (Saturday) and they still had the 2d and 3d Maglites on sale for $14.97 each. I picked up a few 3d's for gifts.

Do you have a link for their sale?

I work in aviation and use the speed handle alot on Philips and Hi-Torque fasteners. The speeder allows me to apply alot of pressure to keep the fasteners from stripping out and the ratching adaptor helps speed up the process in tight places. On one aircraft I work on there is a panel with 78...

I have a set to use with my speed handles. The ratchet adaptor is helpfull in areas where the handle of the speed wrench would hit something and you would have to reset the tip often.

I placed my order before i saw your post. Did they call and ask if you would like the red ones or did they just send you them by mistake. The reason I ask is I only wanted the solid black ones.

I assume your in the military and in aviation by the etchings on those. I'm in the Navy myself and work on F/A-18C's. Those who don't work in aviation won't understand the need for some specialty tools.

I've been picking up a few here and there off of ebay when the price is right. I'm trying to get a few of each type while I can.

Thanks for the link. I'll give them a call.

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I am looking for a set of replacement jaws for a 6" wide jaw Morgan vise. If you have a set or know of where I can get some please let me know. Thanks

Is this 1/2" or 3/8" drive?

lucky. Ive been looking all over and cant find any short of very rusty ones at the flea market.

Re: FS: SK, Craftsman, P&C, BON-E-CON, ratchets, screwdrivers, extensions, breaker ba I'll take the following; Crescent cutters, Proto Professional 5461, BOn-CON-E ZA605, Craftsman 44131, Craftsman #2 , Craftsman #1, P&C 670 Stubby and the Craftsman Stubbies. PM Sent

I'll take the "FCF72 - $65" if its still available.

Maybe a apple corer?