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that's a nice vintage vice. Great find

I'm still trying to find a local place that stock these.

If you have the patience, skim thru Ebay auctions and just keep an eye out. The deals will come.

I'm trying to find an old article I read about derusting. If I remember correctly, they dunk the tools in some kind of oil after they wash off the derust solution.

I use the head with the 3-4ft hose. Does pretty good for the job I do. It gives you the angle you need and less strain to your wrist vs the fix heads. Just remember to clear the hose after every use.

Yeah 85K seems more of a sentimental number rather than actual value.

wow for a second I though he was serious.

Toolbox filled with tools in an Estate Sale.... CHA CHING!!!

yeah I remember those matco wrenches. had a set back when I was doing alignments. Perfect leverage and the first wrench I reach for.

Wow that's a great looking box. Has that perfect mancave vintage look

Hahahah yeah, for that reason I never bought ratchet wrenches without levers.

I primarily use ratchet wrenches over standard wrenches, but I keep them with me when I come across near seized nuts and bolts.

not too shabby... I regret throwing away all those office chairs now

wow great find.

Doubt they'll last. Ive been using my cobras for years and it still grips good with a few chipped tooth.

Can't wait to see more customs one show up in this thread. I've been meaning to make some myself but need more ideas.

I know exactly how you feel.

Only thing I dislike about the snap on ratcheting wrenches are their weak levers. Had to warranty two so far with the same problem. My spare set is a Proto anti slip ratcheting wrench and I can tell its designed better. Proto's lever is flush with the head while snap on sort of pops up with the...

I haven't own any other channellocks other than their locking pliers. But I got to give them credit, they get the job done.

I have a S.K. set which has been really good to me. Only time i needed to warranty one was when i accidentally bent the tip.