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I've not seen vise grips listed. Not just as a tool but possibly as an emergency clamp on a car part.

310R Vise Grips

Locking pliers that are made in Japan.

A safety clutch is a “must have” for me.

I think this classifies as a gimmick tool. It is made in Canada though.

I think the dog bone wrenches are great. I have the Williams 1999 and others. The one on the bottom is metric. Just wish it had a 10mm size. I also have a USA made Craftsman not shown in the pics.

It turns out that they are marked with a company name. It is in a very inconspicuous place. They are made by American Tool Co. What I like about this clamp is that both jaws can be set anywhere along the length of the bar. Very convenient in certain circumstances.

Perfect. Exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks..

When spot welding together two pieces of sheet metal, to avoid rusting is there a way to treat the sides of the metal that get sandwiched together that will not interfere with getting a good spot weld?

I don't think I have a cooler tool logo than this.

Front axle nuts for a vintage Volkswagen.

one more.

I never made an effort to collect old batteries, but when I come across them I can't throw them away.

An angle grinder with a safety clutch is a requirement for me. You might want to consider a Walter.

I removed the battery from an old 6V cordless drill and attached electrical cord with clamps that attach to the car battery. Use a 12V drill for those with more modern cars.

Anyone have any info on this pipe clamp? I can't find a company name or model number on it.

I have a 1939 Greenfield catalog that list a 292C (no R)

Not my repair. This is how it was when I bought it at a yard sale. An adjustable wrench from back when we weren’t a throw-away society.

Re: Why these Mac and Snap Wrenches Marked "no guarantee" and "not guar" My Snap-On wrench with pivoting heads is labeled not guar.

Thanks for the info. Can't wait to put it to use!