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they're the knipex 87 01 300 that look like this: Man I love these things...Sears of all places had them on sale for $19.99!

At my house the "garage" is where my wife and daughter park their cars everyday...the shop is where my son and I put ours when we need to work on them. When the shop is empty, all sorts of crazy projects take place that I would never think of doing in the garage.....but that's just how we do...

Just remember the less the yard has to do, to what you take them the more their likely to pay you for it.....Insl. copper wire is $1.00 a lb...stripped you get $2.90, or you may have a large piece of brass, but one small set screw will drop your price over a dollar a lb. Strip down everything...

That's the same saw that I have in my shop. Just set your stock turn it on and find something else to do.....it'll shut its self off when its done. That was a great buy!

Well Roots i'm sure that your right about that......The reason i posted the question on the fabrication page is simple. My compressor is made from a hot water heater, my work bench from bed rails and have jack stands made from brake drums.....I try to sell a load of scrap at least once a week...

I've got an old house and a mobile home. I'm thinking 100s of feet.

Has anybody built anything to remove the insulation from copper wire? My idea is two steel wheels that adjust to split the insulation. If anybody has tackled this, show us what you did. Thanks

Here's what I done with an old welding table I got from my Grandpa's shop.....It was rusted badly and covered with loctite...good God that man loved that stuff...anyway I put a wire brush in a drill and worked in foot squares, chipped off the loctite then blew off the dust and heated it up with...

Thats where i buy my metal, I build my own. I will say this, if your in a hurry their the guys to get. In 3 days or less they'll be gone and you'll be moving your stuff in! I'd say call 'em up and turn 'em loose....good luck oh and by the way in a few years if you want to add-on their colors...

I live about 30 min. north of Heneryville. The news ran story about a guy that just opened a garage in August, he had a car on his lift when sombody ran in and got him. If you've seen the photo of the school bus thrown in the front of the building he was in the basement under the bus! Anyway...

After looking at ebay, I guess vintage 429 should be added to my ad. A new one just wouldnt look right between two 1965 boxes.....

Let me know if youve got one to sell......Thanks!