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No kidding! :oops: That's my kinda place! :love: (y)

I have that Koken socket set (love Koken tools!) I've had them for a few years now and the majority of my regular sockets, deep sockets, ratchets, extensions, etc. are Koken.....for me probably some the very best tools to use when working on vehicles (especially foreign). (y) Though I do have...

Just arrived moments ago…… IT'S HAMMER TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:dunno: Might I suggest you move this post over to the Vintage Blackhawk thread.....you just might find or get more detailed information about your particular Blackhawk jack (which is a beaut by the way (y)). https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/the-vintage-blackhawk-thread.127364/

Yes it’s Friday and all but down here in my neck-of-the-woods, this Spring day the weather is very cool (not cold) and we’ve been hammered with rain since last night and it’s going to continue throughout the day today. Anyway….this delivery today brought a smile to my face and when I opened the...

I have this one, older model I've had for years now of course but still works fantastic, always has and very durable, though don't know if you are willing to pay the price for one. :dunno: https://wonder.auto/en/eurodainu-en https://wonder.auto/en/inflator-pressure-gauges Keep in...

Way to go! (y) But for the price, especially being NOS.....you really didn't buy those....you stole them! :oops:

Excellent!.....adding those light fixtures came out looking good, even though if it's temporary. (y) I look forward to the task and your progress on your "new to you" garage (and yes also all those newly re-discovered tools of yours!). Stop thinking about how big the task is, how long it's...

Yes I do have several regular crescent tool wrenches and use them from time to time :ROFLMAO: Maybe I didn't make it clear......I've never owned tools under the brand name "Crescent"....logo CT

This CRESCENT 9” Nipper Tool arrived today! I had been looking for a nipper tool for sometime now and well after looking over several manufacturers, etc. it came down to 2 brands….Crescent or Klein. I chose the Crescent for two reasons….believe it or not it had better customer reviews than...

Well that answers that! Thank y'all for your excellent input and time! I really do appreciate y'all's help.

Hopefully someone here on this thread can help me out? I have a nut driver set that I strongly believe was actually made by Xcelite because it has all the features and look of that brand of manufacturer. Because when I first saw it and I assumed that it was an Xcelite set but once opening it...

Here is another one of my nut driver sets from the manufacturer known as URREA that I forgot to mention in my previous 1 thru 5 post.

I found these two videos interesting 🤔 and just wanted to share them here at the forum. The first video about purchasing tools in general probably describes me best as well as a lot of other individuals on this forum as well. The second video is a project that I love seeing and hearing...

Truthfully.......none of mine do! :dunno: If you leave acetate tools enclosed in a confined place over long periods of time.....then they'll start smelling (especially if they are cheaply made)......but leaving them out in the open space, yes even those in their pouches, with constant air...

I ordered them directly from MIPonline. Though I do have to say that when I did order them, that was some years ago (I want to say pre-COVID era, or a few years before that, I think :unsure:). I haven't gone back to place an order or check out the website, etc.....well since I already have what...

Yes you are correct about them being used in the RC car world. As a matter of fact that is how I discovered them. Though once seeing them, my first thought of usage of them was how well would they be working on electronic equipment. On certain equipment there are internal tight spaces with...

PART V Last are my PB SWISS sets…love using these as well! PB 225.........PB 226.......PB 227 PB 226 PB 225 PB 227

PART IV These next Nut Drivers are made in the USA from a company called MIP. These are very well made and I enjoy using them, especially for their compact size.

PART III Next up are Nut Drivers from a company, what I believe, is from Japan called ENGINEER. Next is a set of Star Nut Drivers from PROTO…….labeling this set specifically BLACKHAWK. Next are two sets of Ball Drivers from BONDHUS in both SAE and METRIC.