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Got two flat tires at the same time year before last, got two flat tires a day apart a few years back, got a puncture in a run flat last year, had to buy two new ones, got a flat on the fork lift a few months back (that was a fun one to repair), got two flats on trailers and got a flat on the...

I won't be home until next weekend, I'll take some pics then.

Electricians and plumbers seem to go with Milwaukee.

My neighbor and friend is an award winning pit master, absolutely the best meat I've ever had. I recommend befriending a pit master, even if you don't like the person pretend you do, it'll be worth it.

Proto, Wright, USA MAC, Armstrong (gone but still might find NOS sets) and Snap-On are all great choices. I worked on machines that all the fasteners were hex so I used a lot of hex sockets and those IMO are the best (no particular order). I do prefer the ones with set screws over roll pins...

Might be screws under the rubber feet???

I'm not 100% sure but I think using the white/neutral as a hot (black in this case) for a switch only applies to switching a light fixture.

Yes, it's part of a toolkit for a Jaguar car.

Is that how the back wires were tied together? If they were I'd start checking all the electric in the house. The white wire shouldn't be used the way it is but since it is it should be taped black as far back as you can go. All the wires should be tested to make sure exactly what they are and...

I have an old Craftsman tool box with the same lock, most likely Waterloo. I'd try finding the Craftsman part number, Sears used to have an unbelievable amount of parts for the things they sold, not sure it's still the same with all their troubles but worth a try. Maybe a file cabinet lock...

Make larger version.

Looks more like a Thorsen to me.

Years ago I made a hanging TV cabinet/shelf, I thought I invented a new wood joint, the one you drew, turns out it's been around a long time.

The older Proto adjustable wrenches are very good, not sure about the new ones.

Did you use dielectrics where needed? The copper pipe touching any other than copper or brass? Wife using the pipe to hang coat hangers? Isolate the copper from dissimilar metals.

Bypass the switch and you'll know if it's the batteries, the switch or the motor.

Why do they still make them?

Elora https://www.tooled-up.com/elora-3-8-drive-push-through-ratchet/prod/113904 Sealey https://www.tooled-up.com/sealey-3-8-drive-dual-action-push-through-reverse-speed-ratchet/prod/170507 Gedore https://www.kctoolco.com/gedore-3093-z-94-ratchet-handle-with-coupler-3-8-200-mm/

We are learning how inferior Chinese products really are.

Used Snap On KRA boxes (older are Canadian, newer are USA) are great and can be bought very reasonably.