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I don't collect them but they were an excellent tool prior to the cordless tools and they are still useful when your cordless tool batteries are dead, great for the junkyard tool box. You can get 1/4" bit and 1/4" drive socket adapters for them. Green Lee, Ruger, Schroeder (German), Miller...

One of the better vises made, they were originally Simplex Vises. Great job on the restoration.

Con: They're French.

Put me down as the guaranteed winner. Why do we (Americans) not have tools like this organized in nice cases that fit in toolbox drawers? It makes them easier to find and to know when something is missing. I'll bet they make tool carts and tool boxes specifically designed to hold these sets. I...

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The actual story behind that picture is the Snap-On driver was dropping off tools ordered by Harbor Frieght to assemble their store displays, they couldn't find any decent tools in the store to use.

Sturm Ruger

Nice job on the pit cart. 1st place: Beat you to the end of the block 1978 1st place: Last one down the stairs is a rotten egg race 1979 2nd place: Last one to finish their beer is a wuss 1979

That's too bad, this was probably the best deal in the history of deals. :3gears:

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Those things are great if you want to expand your novelty tool collection.

How do we know how big the dog is? A guy out here had 3 sets of different models of those for sale at a great price, sold by the time I called him, I was bummed.

Bunch of standard for the time socket wrenches and one buggy wrench. All the tool companies made them.

It's a drill stand:

You should close your shop and go work for Harbor Freight. More fathers can show their sons how to fill out welfare applications because of HF and those that support them.

I'd post a picture of mine but it was a piece of **** so I returned it.

Not a requirement.

The blade spins in a direction that moves the blade towards the operator, kind of "self feeds" in the operators direction and that is the supposed danger. I've used one for over thirty years and still have all my fingers.