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Nice Haul. I have a 1/2" drive Vlchek set from the 70's I think. Not a collector though. Tiny

This was the first time I actually did better on Thursday than on Friday. Thursday First: Snap-on ^PC Flexocket set(SAE)#206AFSA Snap-on FX-11 3/8" Extension Bar Craftsman 15" 1/2" Breaker Bar Craftsman 13/16" Spark Plug Socket Wiha #26590 8pc Precision Nut Driver Set(Missing 2.5mm Driver)...

Wow, I wonder if you could warranty snap-on at Mcmaster?

You got a great deal on that. I picked up the exact same one a couple weeks ago at a garage sale for $1. Tiny

Dustin, Where is your location?

Radial arm saws are beautiful for ripping wider boards. Tiny

Thats awesome. Enjoy your new tools! Tiny

No Iajonesy, the tap wrenches are not for sale because I have been looking for ratcheting ones for quite some time. The only thing that might be for sale is the dial indicator. Thx for reading. Tiny

Thanks to everyone for all the major suckage.

I usually wouldn't buy something like a mic used from garage sale but the fact that the guy kept them nice in the box with the instructions led me to make an exception. They do need a little calibrating, not much though. TINY

Cool Woody because I scored an old yankee drill at a garage sale a couple weeks ago. You can see it in the first picture in this thread: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105402&highlight=garage+sale

Thanks for the kind words Beerman and Rickenbackerman. Wow two of my favorite things in the same thread. Beer and Rickenbachers!

Hit a few sales thursday and many this morning. I'm keeping the pics grouped together by sale. Thursday first: Craftsman #38601 0-1"Micrometer. This guy still had all the boxes for these and they looked to be in good condition. Next Lufkin #1913 2-3" Micrometer This box had 1 standard...

Not a nazi toolbox, a nihilist toolbox. It believes in nothing.

The NPT tap for the next size bigger than that is going to be very expensive if the OP doesn't have one. I would cape what is left of the ****** out then verify if in fact the female threads are damaged. If they are, he can go to a pipe supply house and get a thread-o-let in the appropriate...

I know what you mean. I lost one of the cover screws on my 3/8" drive proto big dawg. I went to get a replacement at my local HW store and couldn't find anything smaller than 4-40 thread. My thread gauge doesn't go small enough to measure it. I would like to order the correct screw from...

I have 4 sets of all 4 irons(yarn,inside and outside caulk, and packer).Also a couple ceiling irons. They are all Mephisto. I believe they are the only ones that still make quality irons today. I think they are also they manufacture of my furnace and ladle. Tiny

Believe it or not those "chisels" are not really chisels at all. They look like plumbers irons. More specifically a "yarning iron" and and either an "inside" or "outside" caulking iron. Those are still tools we use today when installing cast iron drain pipe with lead and oakum joints. Seems you...

Not to hijack but speaking of blue point carts anyone near Chicago? http://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/tls/2452837605.html

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