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About a week, there's a background check, a few tests and a credit check.

Excellent place to get info and parts, the guy in the video is the one who did the springs on my garage doors at both my houses, extremely fast and knowledgeable, unfortunately he retired from doing the repairing end of it. I'm not sure if he still owns the parts business or not but they have...

They are good lights that could be used to light up a Christmas tree.

That's a motorcycle toolkit wrench, I don't know if they used the same tools for their car tool kits. Does it have and size markings? Whitworth?

Not sure how Craftsman sells in Texas but I brought a pile of stuff to a local consignment auction where apparently Craftsman tools sell for better money than you get on eBay, the other stuff I had didn't do so well. About the fastest way I know of to get rid of stuff.

Definitely replace both. A good garage door repair man with have a scale and will weigh the door and make sure to put the correct springs on. Had ours replaced a few years ago, turns out we had the wrong springs.

Walgreen's sells a tool that's a nut driver, a Philips driver and a flathead.

Hard to tell from your picture.

Here is a similar or same one (if it's the same the one above is missing the end caps). Although I remember seeing an old craftsman steel work bench different from the one pictured below, that I should have bought, that had 2 rows of the peg board and two lights. I just haven't found it in a...

Thanks for reminding me why I never never never never ever want another old house, unless it's been totally and correctly rehabbed by someone other than myself.

Hey Jeff, It's off a work bench or the "slat" (pegboard-ish) wall. Both used that light fixture.

I've got the Snap-On, Wright & Matco, the Matco is slipping, the Snappy is an older low tooth count, works okay and the Wright is quite nice and I suspect the S-K mentioned earlier is probably very nice. I also have an adapter that will turn any 1/4" ratchet in to 3/8" drive and no it does make...

Get an invisible fence, install it around the perimeter of the garage and give the collar to your wife, tell her it's the latest in hip jewellery, problem solved.

Looks like Snap-On will be going out of business, I know I'll be dumping my Snap-On and Bonney wrench sets and upgrading to Carlyle.

My neighbor was a machinist and made things for Indestro, his shop was on their "campus" (huge place). I'd go down there with him when I could.

You should try their sea food.

If you get wrenches from India be sure to sterilize them.

Wilton Universal Turret Vise

Country/Region of Manufacture: India

Excellent ratchet, was my first ratchet, got it at the Indestro plant when I was a kid.