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I have one of those. It worked 20 years ago, a couple of times. It split two rusted Belair fender support bar nuts no problem. I tried it on something else a few weeks back and got the same results as you.

Someone left one of those behind when they moved out of my old house. After pressing on a worn out screwdriver handle, I find myself using it quite often.

HF 1 ton, cleaned and painted.

Yard sale, $3. Quick release didn't work until I cleaned and oiled it.

I nailed a scrap piece of 1x4 between 2 of the ceiling rafters. It keeps C clamps within easy reach, but out of the way.

I don't have a full size bench grinder yet, but I do have an extra handheld. After rooting around in my junk pile I figured out a temporary solution. Whatever that heavy arm is, came off a Mccormick hay baler. I roughed off most of the rust, primered it, then hit it with some leftover metallic...

I haven't used mine in years. The pockets are mostly useless. They're great just to grab a few tools and go.

Timely thread. One of today's projects is making a bracket to hold my grinder on the side of my bench.

Lately? Old Powr Kraft 3/8 I picked up at the flea market for $5. For 1/2 I use my old Giller.

I have a couple of old Mccormick square baler flywheels in my shop. They're about 3 ft tall. Too heavy to move by hand.

Not enough. 1/2 Craftsman 1/2 Gilller 3/8 Craftsman x3 3/8 Powr Kraft 3/8 Kobalt 1/4 Craftsman x2 1/4 Stanley taiwan Used to have a 1/4 Kal but I can't find it.

Dang, I had no idea vise grips went Chinese. I guess that tells you how long since I've bought any.

Took the wife to several flea markets today. I found everything in the picture for $14. I should've bought more but I found all of those at the first stop and I didnt want to run out of cash. The Craftsman screwdrivers and torx drivers look to be unused.

Cleaned and painted a cheap HF arbor press. It sat on my back porch rusting for 3 years before moving it into the shop last month.

I wish I still had mine. It was from the late 80s/early 90s. Someone stole it out of my barn before I lived on the property (along with an engine stand, my old vise, and various digging tools) I used it mostly for securing rifles to site in.

I know, technically not really a tool, but it is vintage. I found this end plate off of an old grain drill in a junk pile on the farm. I think it would make a great wall hanger, cleaned and repainted. I'm just not sure how to go about it. Whats the best way to remove the rust scales? Anyone...

I temporarily mounted my new to me Wilton. I didn't put much effort into it as I have to re-skin the workbench pretty soon. My workshop is an old barn with a dirt floor and I fix it up a little at a time.

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For T posts I used to wait until after a good rain and wiggle them around, then pull up by hand. Wooden posts I dug up. Now I have a backhoe, I can just loop a chain and yank them out.

After snapping my chicom vise in half, I finally got around to getting a quality American made unit. Last night I bought an older Wilton shop king on eBay. I'll have some pics after it's delivered and mounted.