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You seem like a good man junebuggy, thanks and God bless.

Thanks! Got it on the second try! I'd never heard of the Cal Van Trinket company. :D http://www.cal-vantools.com/p-7-twin-spin-drive-converter-14-38.aspx It actually seems like a quality tool.

They make a two part dry erase paint that you can put on most surfaces. Handy if you want a space to use dry erase and don't want to cut the dry erase board.

I use mine at home. there's no brand markings, just 1/4 and 3/8 etched on it and CVT stamped on it. No idea where it came from.

I would buy one. I'm not a professional but the knurling would come in handy to get a fastener "finger tight" before tightening.

Cheap clock, removed the cover and glued a patch in there. hehe "custom".... Edit: still can't get the pic to resize.

I've been carrying this one for a LONG time (I've been through several of those quick draw cases) I just looked it up, it's from 1992. Until now, I never really thought about it. Can't seem to make the picture any smaller. Sorry about that.

Good choice! :thumbup: With little maintenance you'll be willing it to your son or grandson. Now, about that missing pic of it in your garage.....

It took me 6 months but after telling everyone I met (seriously) I was looking for a handy, one night I mentioned it to a few guys at a party and bought one for 500 bucks. Needed to be refinished but it was in working order. Never even saw one for sale on craigs list in all that time. I've seen...