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I agree that looks like a great bender!! But the sickness never ends! Try professional help and an intervention if you'd like. I've gotten no where with it, but good luck to ya!

I have been waiting on those vices to go on sale around me for a while wood rail. What store did you get them if you don't mind me asking?

Definitely my favorite drawer. From the wrenches to the racks all USA made and simple enough tools that even I can understand how to use them.. My second favorite drawer though has to be my 6pt wrenches...

I also agree. I'd get on it asap though, I doubt that will last long!! At least if it was around me it wouldn't!

I have a pair of cat steel towed and a pair of Wolverine steel towed I use for work. Definitely prefer the Wolverine but the Cats were on sale and aren't bad at all. I'd recommend either.

You are well within reason at that number. Unlike the number of sandwiches you have right now which seems to not be enough..

Craftsman Micro-Clicker torque wrench 50% off. At 39.99 its not a super hot buy but a decent price if you need a 1/2" torque wrench. Item# 00931425000 | Model# 62001 http://www.sears.com/craftsman-micro-clicker-torque-wrench-1-2inch-drive/p-00931425000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1

Just ordered a pair of snips that I'll pick up on my way home. Decent brand name, anyone know it their quality is still good?

This deal is still going strong. I just picked up a second one, first one I got a few months ago and use on a daily basis. Decent light but the cordless feature makes it really convenient. For 17.50 you can't go wrong with it.

I have a set of something similar to those, just not ratcheting. The open end actually comes in handy quite a bit. I love them, saves a decent amount of time.

I find doing the job right reduces future repairs. If you take the extra hour today it'll save you 2 hours next summer when you have to use your wheel barrel again. There will always be plenty to do but at least that wheel work work for quite a while!

I second this, couldn't agree more

I prefer the non sliding ones personally. I just think they work better for 95 percent of my projects. But the sliding one would obviously work better for the other 5 percent when needed. So it all depends on what you wanna do. But the compound is definitely worth the money in my opinion as long...

Same here in Ohio, just stopped by Lowes after work and the shelves were loaded with Irwin. I did pick up the last Bessey clamp they had though, 36" bar clamp for less than 10 bucks.

That is an awesome idea! Really creative

It also comes with a 1 year warranty. So 30 bucks for at least a year of use. Not the best but still thought it was a decent deal

I have been using regular Craftsman prybars I bought a few years back. No problems with them so far, I'd definitely invest again as I have don't everything from prying metal to raising concrete steps and they are still kicking.

Stopped by my local sears this morning and saw this deal. 6 amp reciprocating saw on sale from $59.99 to 29.99. Not too bad of a deal

Here is the picture of the original owners manual. Interestingly enough the it said that the toolbox was to last 20 years, and 47 years later here we are!

Just picked up a 1967( I believe ) craftsman tool box from the local flea market today for 35 bucks. It came with an original owners manual from 1967 and it appears to be in pretty good shape. Wondering if I should paint the box though or if I should simply remove the rust and leave it as is...