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Thanks, I did view that thread...maybe i shoulda just added onto that one instead of a new thread.??

I just found an 8" adjustable wrench with a hexagonal G/S marking at a Springfield, Missouri flea market. I cleaned it up and offer you folks a few pictures of what I think is a Gamble Stores branded wrench. I think it's unusual in that it has a smooth hanging hole, not a broached hanging hole...

I bought four Picquic screwdrivers at Tractor Supply Co (TSC) in Kansas USA just today. I cleaned them out! They had only the Dash 7 with Teenie Turner. $10.99 for the combo.

Fun thread! I just moved into a new shop and it's still not completely organized; however, I did purchase three workbenches and am pleased with them. One workbench (36"x72") is hard maple and the two smaller workbenches (25"x48") are beech wood. All tops are 1-3/4 laminated, butcher block type...

I'm in Baldwin City.

Thanks, Don.

Picked up this Crescent Tool Carpenter's Cutting Pincher p/n 282-8 at the flea market yesterday. This one is in very good shape, maybe unused. OAL is 8" long. Can anyone venture a guess on circa date for a pliers that has a pincher with a screwdriver and nail claw? And yes, that is a hockey...

Update. Here are a few pictures of the refinished flooring. It's nice and flat! There sure is a lot color variety, due to the mix of white and red oak. The stairs appear to be douglas fir. All floors appear to be original install (circa 1925) and it likely the first time for refinishing. The...

We are redoing the hardwood floors in our house flooring this week. We are having a third party flooring company do all the sanding, staining and application of the poly. We selected a floor stain and a water based poly floor finish by Bona. Bona Floor Finishes You can check out this GJ...

It's interesting to me that some folks love wood floors and other folks really hate them!

A few updates on our kitchen flooring. Today, the workers are staining, then three top coats of poly. Closeup view shows floor patching.

Two months ago, we purchased a house built in 1925, main floor 1200 sq ft, second floor, 900 sq ft and a full basement. It has original 3/4" red oak flooring planks on both floors. The refinishers arrived yesterday. Only one room had ever been refinished. Sadly, there are some pet stains in one...

A bent handle is fairly common on a used vise. I'd focus more on the jaws and a good visual inspection to look for cracks. Since you're not looking at the vise in person but using photo's, then do the best you can. I always walk away from vises with cracks...but that is just what I do.

Thank you very for taking the time to provide some excellent info on my now favorite bench vise. I own about 50 vises and this Atorn is my favorite for sure! Tausend Dank!

ATORN 100 Vise, 100 mm (4") Found this little German made fella mixed in with some machinist stuff. Thought it was cool, for $75. It was frozen tight when I got it home, but with a little KROIL, it loosened right up. But it cleaned up nicely in a few hours time. The serrated jaws have this...

Nice drill press! You'll be happy with that beast. I have one very similar. And yes, emery cloth plus a rust inhibitor is excellent idea. WD-40 and other brands are a good choice. My favorite rust inhibitor is Fluid Film. Most Farm and Fleet stores have it. Fluid Film

You have a point, jack vines, but "normal work pants" might be different for each person. For me, normal work pants was company supplied, blue colored FR (flame resistant) attire, specifically any FR pants, coveralls or bibs with company logo but not blue jeans. Buttons on blue jeans work great...

I agree with bobg03, purchase pants one size larger than you normally wear and use suspenders. Much more comfortable. And, I prefer the suspenders from Hold-Up Suspenders. Hold-Up Suspenders.com And I really like the type of clip they sell, since it is small but does an excellent job. (see...

So how did you get it?

My Holy Grail Tool was a Beverly Shear. 1. It is a manual, sheet metal shear that cuts straight OR curved shapes. I'll use it for hobby use - making stuff out of thin gauge metal things, like metal trays, fixing sheet metal parts. I was trained as an aircraft mechanic and worked on aircraft...