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1. Make a list of the tools you have. 2. Make a list of what you'll probably be using tools to fix. 3. Make a list of what's missing to do the type of repairs you expect. 4. Figure out what quality you need for each tool you expect to acquire. And the price. 5. Prioritize your list for the most...

Indexmill >> I can't answer your question on a decent tap for self-sealing cans. Or whether your technique is incorrect. I have a 2001 Toyota Tacoma that wasn't cooling very well. I had the old style tap (IDQ Holdings 401GMCS). Home Depot had the old style cans (Coolmaster 134A) for a little...

You might try posting here also if you haven't already https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/forums/wanted.33/

Has anyone tried this version of Evaporust? https://evapo-rust.com/how-to-use-evapo-rust-gel/

- Take away the keys? LOL - Seriously, what brand(s) are binding up?

- Earlier this week I used my corded Sawzall to cut up an Ocotillo bush/tree that was uprooted in the last monsoon storm. - Yesterday I used my Taiwanese drill press to drill some holes in some angle brackets. - Today I used my Dewalt cordless drill to drill some holes to mount the brackets...

I have one of these. 15 mm or 9/16". Bought it at a yard sale for $2.00 or $3.00, Before that I used a 15 mm open end wrench. I've changed and/or tightened quite a few pedals. https://www.parktool.com/product/pedal-wrench-pw-3

- I use 9 mm sockets and wrenches on my bicycles. Cannot recall any other specific uses. - I'd rather have complete sets of sockets and wrenches. They take up relatively little space.

Here's another piece of information that may help someone researching a similar problem.

Amazon locker pickup : I assume this is it. I've never done it myself.

My neighbor borrowed my 18 mm ratcheting box wrench for his Chrysler Van front end. I had never used it.

Project Farm has a new video on lineman pliers. His title is deceiving. I haven't watched it but Channellocks are in the mix.

Maybe Jeff Bezos's musings will change the conversation from COO to POO (planet of origin) regarding manufacturing in the not-to-distant future. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeff-bezos-space-heavy-industry-polluting-industry/

Big PITA sometimes to find a replacement. IF you haven't already, you could try posting .... https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/forums/wanted.33/

Is this what you're looking for? https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/the-official-free-socket-thread.172529/

I've never encountered that before. Any idea on the brand of the outlet? Sounds like something I would want to avoid.

- I haven't done it with pennies. To me, pennies are just a PITA. Glad you found a use for them. - You saved time, money, wear and tear on your vehicle, etc.

Do you happen to have the eBay link to these? Much appreciated.

http://www.greatstartools.com/en/

Personally I would just get new stones. Here's an article on ring testing for soundness. https://osha.oregon.gov/pubs/newsletters/constructiondepot/OSHAConstructionDepot/2015/01/how-to-ring-text-a-grinding-wheel.html