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Sorry, I had to wait until I went back to the shop because my computer at home doesn't have a memory card reader. Anyhow I pulled out a few drawers and took some pictures, most of them didn't come out because of the lighting (to bright with the flash, dark without it).

Flip the box upside down and see if the drawers unlock (sometimes works), if they do, pull the drawers out and pull out the lock. Maybe then you can figure out the code or replace it with a key lock.

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If you work on an older car with multiple carburetors they're quire handy.

Weatherhead sockets.

The arches are good provided the mortar is in good condition (won't need a lintel). On the inside there might have been steel lintels that were removed, I wood put lintels back in or at the very least put a piece of brick under and up to the beam and mortar it in. Then you should be able to...

Purty.

Can't go wrong with USA made tools, I'd buy used locally or off ebay, great deals on tools that will last you a lifetime.

Maybe a block/tank heater? https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/KAT12010?cid=paidsearch_shopping_dcoe_google&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhZr1BRCLARIsALjRVQOfpN8f-YPkzysB5USKzPKlNro0ybZgBsrokOcb3rOrsZB2kzBTu74aAnLwEALw_wcB Hot water tank element or similar...

There are dozes of ways to do it, if you use glass block you can go flush with the exterior and mortar it in, done. If you want the windows set in a bit you'll need to put something in to get the water away from the bottom of the opening, could be as simple as a cement ramp. I've done vinyl...

Be careful around those bats, you never know what could happen.

Re: Can I remove/reuse this train relief? They are also available in multiple sizes. I've had them for many years, always a pain to find them when needed but they do work well. Excellent point, I picked mine up second hand for a buck or two.

Use them all the time.

Yep, looks like a Husky (Mac had a same/similar box but it didn't have the ball bearing badge, that was Husky).

I've got both and I use the m12 ratchet a lot more than the m12 3/8" impact, however I also have a M18 1/2" impact and I use that a lot. The m12 fuel ratchet is quite a bit larger than the non-fuel.

I ordered a few things for Snap-On online and got them a few days later.

Howdy neighbor.

I've never seen one like that but it will give you more speed options and the ability to run a flexible shaft or something off the bottom.

What size threads? What's the size of the "things.

Great deal and a far superior box to the ones they sell at HF.