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Can you get them replaced when they break? If so, where do you take them?

Mine was attached to a B&D 1/4" drill, but I suppose any drill that could screw into the drive end would work. That threaded hole in the housing is for a small handle to help control it.

I've got a right angle drill head similar to that one that mounts on a electric hand drill. On the nut behind the drill chuck see if MF Co NO 2130 is stamped on the flats. If so, it'll fit your hand drill.

I just lubed all 16 on my ratchets yesterday using a couple drops of Mobil 1 in each

They were the metric I think, and were hanging from the individual plastic hangers they put in them. I did see some other Craftsman tools there that had Taiwan on them also. I'm sure you can still get quite a few USA tools there, but you can't just get one off the rack and go home now. You have...

I was just at sears and there is chrome China sockets hanging on the rack. It's printed vertically above the bar code in small printing. Made in China.

I was at the flea mkt today and saw a odd V series Craftsman 1/4" dr socket. It had a replaceable 3/8" allen bit in it. It was made for that because it even had the small set screw to hold it in. What in the world would you use such a big allen in a small socket for? My 3/8 and 1/2" don't even...

How about a mortise machine?

I have the Dewalt 2500 rpm screw gun w/Quick drive attachment that I used to screw down my floors in the house and never broke a screw. The Quick Drive is really nice in that the screws are in a magazine and you use it standing up. Really goes fast.

I'll give it a try tomorrow. I've only done it once and they were pretty bad. I'm just using a basic PHD digital camera and can't get the good close ups you guys can.

I know this is an old thread, but I just realized I have my fathers 8 1/2" plier wrench kit. It has about 5-6 jaws and one is for cutting small copper tubing. I've never paid much attention to it but have memories of seeing it back in the early 50's. Never did ever see dad use it, I never have...

I have Iron Cross Automotive on my '05 Silverado. If you get the stainless steel ones, their warranted for life. A friend had a problem w/rusted out flange that holds them on truck (winter salt), and they were replaced without question. You don't find companies like that too often any more. You...

He's Ok w/non life threatening injuries . News » Local News 8-year-old plays in puddles, falls through sewer June 20, 2012 Updated Jun 20, 2012 at 1:32 PM CDT Duluth, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) -- An 8 year old boy was playing by an open hole/culvert when he fell through and was swept one...

Wow, not very good for first try but at least it the pic you requested... Other than focus, any tips on posting better pics in the future.

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I knew you were going to say that, but I don't know how to post 'em.

I have this open end type wrench, diamond w stamped and forged (Williams?) , 5 1/2 oa length, black paint, and squared jaw bottom like for stove bolts not semi rounded for hex nuts. Now the kicker..... 3 jaws! 3/4" on one end and angled apart from each other 1/2" & 5/8" on the other. I've...

I just discovered this site yesterday and was hooked immediately. So I joined and have been reading new/old posts ever since. I have a variety of brands of tools dominated by Cman v series, but also have Bonney, Plomb, S-K, Snap On, Matco, Mac, Proto, Challenger, Fleet, Indestro, Duro chrome...