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Thanks Ted!!! I appreciate you posting all this great information!

Something like this? It is at my back door. The mat is at least 50 years old.

Wow!!! I must have been living under a rock for most of my life. I had no idea that Artisan was a Gamble's brand. I don't have any Artisan hand tools but I do have a Gamble's lawnmower. It came with the house that I bought 25 years ago. I bought a new mower when I bought the house because...

Also known as a goat.

Wow, that's an excellent quick change jaw system. I really like it. I'll offer a tip for simpler measurement of bolt spacing with digital calipers: Measure the bolt diameter. Zero the calipers to the bolt diameter. Measure across the outside of the two bolts. You now have the center to center...

I use Starrett. It's the best I have found.

The Ascend tray works well. Dense storage - It holds alot of bits in a small area without making it difficult to put my fat fingers around a single bit. It holds bits so they don't fall out but are not difficult to remove. I would buy it again. The rest of their storage organization system...

That's a great combination. The ratcheting action on those old Proto ratchets are as smooth as silk, but I hate knurled handles. The amber handle solves that problem and looks great!

The Snappy bearing separators are just about bulletproof. Unfortunately, they are also pricey. The Proto separators that I have are very good and cost way less money.

I use a few different products for different situations. This is made by Ernst and holds my main set in my tool box. This came from Ascend Tools and is for my overflow: This Snap-on blow molded container is one of my portable boxes: I may have to convert to a pistol ammo box like KnurledNut...

My mistake.

Uh, that's not cosmoline. It's the stench of prematurely rotting screwdriver handles.

Well . . . I'm stumped. Like you, I assume that it's for R&R of the retainer for some sort of Bowden cable. Unfortunately, I have no idea what the specific application is.

That's really cool!

Take a look at the acoustical materials from dB Engineering https://800nonoise.com/ . I've used their products in several projects.

Rustoleum hammered Deep Green is a little darker than Powermatic green. A close match can be easily mixed by adding about 15-20% silver Rustoleum. I mixed 8 parts Deep Green (P/N 7211502) with 1.5 parts Rustoleum Stainless Steel (P/N 247963). Please be aware that this mix may lay down smooth...

Snap-on toaster, real mayonnaise. It's a good start but should have used Krakus ham.

There's your answer. Replace the filter assembly with a Solberg.

Wow!!! I doubt that there is anything thinner than the Oxwall that four.cycle posted. Just for reference, my Omega roller ratchet has a diameter of .630, and thickness is about .470.

Omega RR40S-SP Roller Ratchet.