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in the pocket. not in the pocket.

http://tools.woot.com/plus/gas-cans-gas-p

The only reason that I can think of is that the built ins are supposed to last longer, but I agree that they don't look like they're worth it. Build in a BGE or other type of Kammodo, and it should last as long, and be much more versatile.

I swear, there's somebody around here who hits every yard sale 5 minutes before I do. But I got a couple of little nifty things. Ideal Sycamore Saf T Grip (pocket size) fuse puller. Precision Model 85 Multimeter, from 1951. Both for $1

No need for RS when www.partsexpress.com is there ;) http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?partnumber=060-370

Sounds like the 'white van speaker' guys. Don't buy speakers from the white van speaker guys.

That's not much different than it is down here. Thoraudio PE

I'll tell you after I pick it clean. :) Seriously, it's the Eastbrook Antique Mall in Montgomery.

it's a huge place with 4 'tool' booths. One guy sells the REALLY old stuff, mostly wall hangers, another who sells decent stuff on the edge of high prices, one whose stuff ranges from junk to neat, and this one. The REALLY old tool booth.

$19 for the grinder $25 for the 'crimper'/vise $35 for the tool box. Another vendor had a Bonney tool box for $20. Standard type with a single lift out tray. Outside was fine, but the inside had lots of surface rust. and the nut drivers are Kobalt, not Snap-on. :(

You know, after a statement like that, we need to see the Porsche on it. :pimpflash

Usually during lunch, I hit a couple of local flea market/antique places to look for tools. Two things I'm always on the lookout for are a bench grinder and a vise. Today, I found these (have not purchased yet). Delta Homecraft 6" grinder. As you can see, it's a belt driven model. It...

Plenty of rarely used sockets and wrenches and drill bits that are in sizes I just don't use.

Friend of a friend. It's beautiful, and sounds even better. :3gears:

I know this car :D

Mine had none of these, but had the flex heads for $10-$20 off. $79 or $89 total.

I own that box and have since about 2003 or so. IIRC, the silver 'handles' were add ons that you slipped over the lip. That particular owner may not have used them. It functions. Keeps dust off of tools and hasn't fallen apart on me in 10 years.

it will be mostly a storage unit for my small power tools (jigsaw, router, etc...). I don't plan on putting 500 pounds of sockets and wrenches in it (not that I have that much anyway). BUT, it's a pretty strong unit. Stronger than the inexpensive rolling box that currently holds my tools...

yes, but I need to pick a color.