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I just started using those within past couple of years. Strongly suggest buying a set with a directional lever vs type that you flip over to reverse direction. Working in tight quarters too easy to get wrench stuck with non-reversible kind. I have a few sets now and think I prefer the...

You can bold it and be as condescending as you like but you're still wrong. Go have yourself a nice day.

I did read it IRS does not tax you on sales its called Income tax for a reason.

Um suggest you get a better accountant if you're pay IRS taxes on sales...

Thanks. I post a lot of random stuff not sure if anybody is inspired though hahaha.

Is that the old wrench in picture? Can you swap ratcheting guts from replacement and fix it?

Not nearly as organized as most of you folks. Here's some of what's currently in my box. But 95% of the actual work gets done from back of my pickup... Over past week I've been in three different states repaired holes in walls, change light fixtures, removed an old alarm...

I'd just leave it alone for a workbench. Not sure if you will have any adhesion issues with lacquer may want to look into an oil based product such as polyurethane or varnish. That BLO will likely need a few weeks before fully curing. Wax also works over BLO.

Wall/floor scanner but wonder if a strong rare earth magnet would have picked that up. Running a compass over floor may also work but probably not precisely.

I bought a few in a local art supply they work pretty good for marking engine parts and making reference marks before taking things apart (for example engine timing etc). Believe they were these. Had them a few years and still work.