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Unfortunately they don't make them any more but you can still find them on clearance sometime on Direct Tool Outlet. It is the Ryobi Tek4 based screwdriver. I really like em because the battery is removable and i just got an extra 2 batteries. Also have the cutter now too. The screwdriver...

found this at a thrift shop yesterday and hadn't a clue what it was...... & yet Google brings me back here! (Yes i know its a 10 year old thread, Amazing!)

i would buy the stuff from Skilsaw. I got mine online on Amazon

welcome, I'm another MD person in howard

Just got a whitworth socket in a lot of sockets i just picked up. (Didn't want to open a new thread) Unless you have a 1960s British sports car or bike does anyone use (or want) Whitworth now?

Good thread, very informative. Only responding since it will be easier to find later on.

Couldn't disagree more. I have close to 30 Proto pliers with about 15 that i bought within the past 3 years. All are fine. For comparison I also have new Knipex & Klein & NWS. So maybe you got some "seconds" as someone suggested.

i have one of the Brauns. That same model. My only complaint is the battery doesn't last as long as i wish

If you buy an ITC membership buy it online rather than in store. You get a $10 gift card if you buy online https://www.harborfreight.com/inside-track , but nothing if you buy in store

My uncle had B&D professional saw from the 50s, it was a beast yet only 6 1/2 blade. I have that Sawcat circular saw as well. Didn't know that was considered Pro level.

nice car pics!

I was going to add my 2 cents but JBH said it perfectly. A swivel ratchet still works the same way as a conventional ratchet as you rotate entire ratchet body around a pivot point, you still need a certain amount of arc clearance to make the socket rotate. In a very limited space with...

i thought as other people mention Epstein & Zoro are a better option then getting it direct from SK

I have 2 single sheet sanders from Bosch. I have some speciality ones from Ryobi as well

I have a Kennedy 2 drawer tool box i have had for almost 40 years. Mine has a red crinkle finish. Superb quality. I remember after getting it my uncle who had been a machinist that Kennedy was THE name in machinist boxes since the 1950s. Mechanics might have gravitated towards Snap...

If you have an oscillating tool , this is great for cutting out electrical boxes. I added a strip of masking tape around the perimeter of the square at the thickness of the dry wall. This way you won't go too deep. Great tool even if you have a roto zip. $15 Harbor Freight Bauer...

If you have a oscillating tool, this is great! $15 from Harbor Freight

Are those NiCd batteries still any good? LiOn seem to last a lot longer.

i had a higher opinion of Proto before reading that. Not good

I had a real cheap bottom box/top box 26". I think you are attacking it correctly with focusing it on the casters. don't know if you have the ability to weld but i have seen on Youtube where people have upgraded their casters but more importantly the bottom plate. Just something to think...