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Thank you. It really is a nice handle. It has been cleaned up, oiled and put into my "screwdriver" drawer to be used. :)

Found these at a flea market recently. I don't have any "as purchased" pictures. These have all since been cleaned up.

Made in Germany

My recent flea market find which has started my obsession with this style screwdriver. I would love to find out more about them.

I put this on my 6.0LS Chevy 2500 after we bought our bigger camper. My temps came down from 225 to barely reaching 180 towing. Easy install too, especially if you already had a cooler. I just replaced the tiny OEM cooler and the rubber lines...

My questions are, how are you replacing floors and rockers without a welder and if you have a welder why would you NOT want to weld in the support braces? You are going to want to use a jack and jackstands to get the car level and square and then brace it side to side and in a cross pattern to...

I am. Just wanted to show the number of misc sockets that were in there. There's a lot of 1/4" drive. I have no idea if he just picked up every one he found and tossed it in there or what.

I've had this old tool box sitting in the shop since my dad passed away in 2014. I had never really looked in it but kept it because the stuff on top were things I figured I'd use in my scrap metal art stuff later. I finally started going through it and in the bottom (which I thought was just...

I got the same.

Where are you located? This may be something I could use in my shop.

I would think that if you're going to be selling/keeping the lathe, mill, etc that you should keep all the pieces that go with them together. I know that probably means figuring out what goes to which machine but whoever gets the machine would probably appreciate having all the extra tooling.

Thank you. I originally came to GJ looking for shop organization ideas, now I'm here everyday.

Just got my first Proto tools. Picked them up over the weekend for $1.50 each. Thanks to everyone here, I'm now obsessed with finding quality vintage tools. :cool:

I know! I couldn't pull the money out fast enough. I was expecting the $50 range. I have a similar standing one that I bought a few years ago. I keep my paint and chemicals in it. It's much nicer but cost a lot more too.

Picked up this gem yesterday for $15 at a yard sale.

I haven't heard SWMBO in years..........have you ever been a member of Vintage Mustang Forums (VMF)? That's where I heard it at.

I bought this bluetooth scanner and connect it to my phone with Torque Pro. It scans for codes, data logs and gives you real time data. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005NLQAHS/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I bought an off-brand 18v to 20v adapter off Amazon for $35 and it works perfectly. Just fyi......

I am facing this same situation so I'm definitely keeping a watch on this one.

Very pricey and I do not personally own one but my buddy does. It is VERY comfortable and rolls great. They're pretty big which is honestly the only reason I don't have one. https://www.vyperindustrial.com/products/robust-steel-max