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Miller72, yes i was referring to your posts, sorry I didn't tag it the right way. I mean no disrespect .That is a beautiful axe and rehang. In all my years of hunting and collecting I have yet to find any with stamps like that. I did read the whole post and saw that you did rehang it, it just...

Disregarding the logo it looks upside down.

Ryobi has one out now, if you have their batteries

Dungarees.com has a lot of the Carhartt seconds at good prices

Yes, Craftsman made by Vice Grip before the buy out.

The Bosch and Dewalt will take dado blades, but I do not know how wide you could go. I have only stacked up to about 3/8 wide. I don't know about moulding heads though.

Actually the rounded edge of the 5/4 is going to assist the water running back to the sill beam. It needs a drip lip cut into it(just a kerf running the length of the board)

Root beer Kool Aid was still available in the early eighties and was great from what I remember of my early childhood days.

Mine live in the truck as an emergency tool, but they do work for straightening crooked lumber when nailing it off.

Clean the oil off the side and rub some chalk or baby powder on it, you might find some more lettering hidden there

I agree with the Saits. I do not like the Dewalts at all.

I think I would look into the convertible dollies/hand truck with solid tires.

A little more info would be handy, such as what type of work do you do, what size or type and how heavy is your box. I built one with square tubing. it has three shelfs with 1/2" plywood on them. I am a Union Carpenter and use this on big jobs. The problem is it is heavy as heck and I only...

The chisels are probably Stanley, slight chance they are Buck Bros

Glad you found what you were looking for, enjoy using them. Get out there and build, make or do something with your tools.

I just checked and every Stabila level I own (10 of them)with the exception of the 59' magnetic has milled edges and removable end caps. The milled edges have never been a problem. It is not like a sawtooth edge. I think you are over thinking this, I appreciate you wanting better tools but as...

I just wanted to mention that Trusty Cook is having their 4th sale. I didn't see it posted so just thought I would throw it out there.

I also make leather covers but remember an article where a guys squirts some silicone down i the bottom of the pocket and lets it dry. A little rubber baby chisel bumper if you will.

Mine must be an older style The thumb turn is silver and stick straight up out of the center

Yes you are right. I just ran down to get them out of the truck. Williams s-52 No lab on mine Thanks for the info