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Year or so ago on CL here (Waterloo, IA) there was a similar Waterloo lower. It was two columns of drawers instead of that cabinet door, but had the same long drawer on the bottom. figured it would be handy for putting prybars and longer hammers in the bottom.

Not sure if HD is the same, but at Menards you can look up any past purchases with your CC and reprint receipts.

Are you sure it wasn't funny cars you liked? KR 657B '91 Vintage

Boss' box has the big aluminum cheap pipe wrenches. Ive used them a few times and never broken one. But the 48" has been welded previously.

Do you think the hosts would know what or how half of the things are in the shop? Sure they're gearheads or whatever and probably have an idea, but doubt any of them are experts and much.

I use one on our radial drill at work. It's a cardboard box.

Every tech school I've heard of lets students keep a roller tool box in the shop. Get one and put it an the campus where you'll be most often or using most of your tools. When you go to the other campus, take what you need in the box you have. You'll figure out pretty quick what you need or...

Complete guess. Stuff crumpled newspapers in it, light it, and put it in the firebox to start the fire.

My dad has one from the local case ih dealer that you can flip on its front and is a step stool. Says it was $20. No I don't have a link.

I got one of those for $20 at an auction a couple years ago, but much more beat up, and came with a few tools and a bunch of junk.

Didn't read thru all this, but will add my .02. We recently had to weld some Hi Sil Moly cast parts for an OEM test setup, and found we needed a NiFeMn wire. Supplier got us Royal 44-30, price was about $400 for a 10lb spool. I believe we used Argon/CO2 mix gas.

In college we toured the university power plant (coal fired). To start their fires they would soak a couple rolls of toilet paper in a bucket of diesel and throw them it, add coal on top.

hopefully these pics work As I said, these are in ROUGH shape

Have a couple of old screwdrivers that probably came from an auction. I know the handles were in in good shape when I got them, but they have greatly deteriorated since. Both are similar, the end of the handle had a threaded plug and a spring underneath it. Kind of reminded me of a test...

My best is a green soft grip Snap On 32oz ball peen hammer. Found it last year just outside of a construction site. Never backed up that fast in my life. My dad has me beat. He has a SO L872 ratchet head, 3ft handle with an extension and socket he picked up on the side of the road. He...

Thanks for the comments. One of our clients who works onsite often has used some photo storage cases that consist of a large case holding like 20 small 5x7in cases. Each big case would be a series type, and then the small cases hold pins and different pinout connectors. This is probably our...

Hello, lurked here for awhile but never posted. I am looking for ideas for storage of electrical connectors and components. Mostly talking about automotive type DC parts not AC outlets and such. I work in a prototype shop, so we have amassed a wide range of different connectors like...

EzRed xl3000 Most of our shop mechanics have them. They are cordless and plastic, but seem durable. Forget to turn them off overnight and they will still last the next day. Our SO guy sold them, but they are on Amazon for 2/3 the price. I have warrantied one through SO guy when it quit charging.