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The real question: Does anyone even know it exists? (Before now obviously)

Grab the Nicholson rasp Jori mentions. If it shows up at the lower price, you did it right, if not, try re entering the code. But by now it may be too late anyways.

Same clamp twice, but I'm not sure it will work, these are SS clamp pads. https://www.mcmaster.com/products/swivel-clamp-pads/swivel-pads-for-c-clamps~~/ Besides, I've got bigger problems trying to keep rust and patina away. No need to introduce any extra.

Williams 12" 412 Light Service Clamp. This one had a bit of slop in the screw. Obviously does not close to zero. A bit newer, not sure if the handle is supposed to slide, but very light duty if not. Adjustable 8", obviously spent a lot of time in a fixed position, so lots of rust on one...

Here's another one that's been kicking around for a while, a Williams 4" No. 404, looks like 1937 still had the wing handle instead of the sliding handle which showed up 1940-60s. This one came without a swivel pad, so I splurged for a McMaster one to keep it functional. This one worked with...

Little bit of abrasive maintenance on the screw shank?

Here's my contribution after so many years of accumulating clamps, I finally remembered to get a picture of two recent scores on back-to-back weekends. Both of these are Cincinnati clamps the one is a Standard duty 4-in the other is a number 44 6-in. A little bit of lube, a little bit of work...

You cursed me, I killed a Porta Band blade over the weekend, cutting up a treadmill frame. Stopped cutting, pulled it out, no teeth left. Personally, I know mine is operator error, used the wrong tooth count for tubing. But that does nothing to help your problems, but thank for the Jinx. 😉

here is a pickup from a few weeks back, (just noticed it was post #2000 in this years' thread) finally had time to sort them out. This was a tough one: where to post>? M. Klein, Pliers or Bell Systems. This thread won. A pair of wire nippers, with the stripping notches cut in the jaws. Code...

And some of us are queuing up a second order soon, things I forgot or saw in other carts. One non-USA item slipped in. Order #35886 C.S. Osborne House Hold Repair Needle Kit (K-1) × 1 $7.20 Fujiya 150mm Screw Removal Pliers (NSP01-150) × 1 $13.50...

That will be a beast of a user! That's the premium line of tools compared to my Scioto posted above. Wedge the handle forward when you remount it. If the mouth is too wide, you can always resole it, but with the density of that tool, it plowed thru knots for me. Comfy handle too. I've got an...

There is a thread on the M12 sprayer (not quite backpack that I could see) and in it someone said the M12 is better than the M18. Also an (Amazon) Sidekick was recommended, which uses Makita batteries, in the Makita addiction thread

CT bids? Found a few decent things there? How far did you have to go to pick up?

The outlet thingie posted above is a quick and relatively cheap test $20ish I imagine, vs bringing in an electrician. When my last two houses were inspected, the guy poked one into every outlet.

I've had my Channellock 480s almost 50 years now. Back before they had a trendy name. Don't need them often, but irreplaceable when you do. Mail ordered them from either Harbor Freight or Northern Tool before that internet thing existed and you had to call up on the phone or mail in an order...

Important thing to remember is that the GFCI tripping is much different than a breaker tripping. The GFCI trips on a slight "leak of current" as an electrician friend called it. Been way too long since I was schooled on this by him, but assume a much lower bar than shorting things out. The...

That explains it, been more than 40 years since I've been fishing.

Haven’t seen one of those grabbers in 40 years. Nothing here on the coast either.

My thought as well thickness of the blade, clearing the housings Weight of the blade

Nope, used the code listed above, originally posted by jsackin further above. Only works on certain items, not everything in the store