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I bought this Proto 1/2 dr. bent extension recently with a group of tools at the flea market. Google doesn't bring up a single reference to a Proto 6430. I've reviewed several older Proto catalogs I've located online but have not found it, or any similar Proto tool. Anyone have info on this...

I picked up some fairly rare older tools at the flea market the past couple weeks - I thought some folks here would like to see pics: 1,2 - Whale locking pliers 3,4 - truth 1/2 R6 ratchet 5 - Vulcan line wrench - only the 2d Vulcan tool Ive ever seen in person 6,7 - Plomb tappet wrench couple...

Need more tool storage in the garage. I have considered the HF 44", but just can't pull the trigger; I would rather have an older US box. This is on CL nearby; is $375 a decent price? Thanks. 'Mac bottom and top Snapon side box from the 80's."

I ran across this ad while searching for a grinder: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/tls/4194516487.html He sent me some pics of blacksmith vises he has for sale; it does not appear he has any bench vises for sale.

With winter upon us, I'd rather not have to brave the weather to repeatedly clean the crud off the 4 pieces of rebar in my backyard electrolysis bucket. I understand that using graphite bar or flats in place of steel in an electrolysis tank greatly reduces or eliminates the buildup of crud on...

I picked this up last weekend at a flea market for $5. I haven't found many references to similar ratchets online. Would this be considered an uncommon transition piece? I bit of grease and it works perfectly.

After lurking on the forum for the last month or so, I happened across an estate sale in one of the safe, older parts of Oakland. It appeared the husband had been a machinist; the sale had lots of old tools (this is about 1/3 of the tools - not me in the pic):