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I use the biggest hammer that I can swing/fit in the area that I'm working (most of the time it's a hammer similar to the one you posted). Piss on beating on **** with a tiny hammer, been there done that and most things are easier to accomplish with a larger hammer if you can swing it and...

Neat video to go along with the pictures

My Secret Santa was very good to me this year! Hand made by his father, a bowl and handle for the claw hammer (these are super nice and will most definitely be used), NOS Channellocks, a Trusty Cook Buddy Blaster (this thing is awesome), a slide bar, and last but least a Bowman Brothers bottle...

Forgot to post that my package showed up, I'm impatiently waiting to open it!

Only Armstrong tools I own and also my most used ratchets!

I'm in again!

That's what I use, also comes in handy for holding detents while assembling AR lowers.

Here's a similar thread http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=305017&page=2 Here's a comparison video of a few machines.

I've always used the old brake pad and c-clamp method, never had an issue.

If there had been more than one I would have bought them:D I haven't seen them in any of the other stores I have checked and it seems to me that most of the other CMAN Pro stuff has also disappeared as well.

I don't believe it was an incorrect price. I always have problems with this particular store price matching other stores. Last time I tried to price match a regular Sears, even had a receipt and called the Sears while I was in the store, and the manager refused to price match saying it was too...

I bought one about a year ago when they were on sale for $80 or something like that and have been happy with it. COO is China but for $40 I'm not complaining. I'd much rather have an older American made vise but those are like gold around me on CL.

Rang up $105 for me too, I had to go get the clearance tag and then the chaser kept it and went to go remove any other clearance stickers in the vise section after I checked out. It's worth a stop if you happen to pass a Sears.

Found this in my local Sears Hardware while I was wondering around after looking at hammers. Cashier didn't want to sell it to me and called the store manager, he said sell it:beer:. I'm glad I had bungee cords with me to tie it to my motorcycle! Great deal on a great vise if you ask me. Vise...

A ratchet set and a pair of socks:lol_hitti

That's from November 2013, so before the time frame mentioned in the article but I'm sure it was all part of the same scheme he had going. If they were going to come after anyone I'm sure they would have. My comment was directed towards the inevitable "nothing like telling on yourself" or "good...

Most definitely the same guy. And I'm sure they know everyone that bought something from him as well...... Here's a screen shot from PP from November 2013

I saw these about two months ago and posted about them then. The rush of people that want them now is kinda strange, lol. FWIW, most people that checked their local outlet store found these then, may still be worth the trip to check so you don't have to deal with PP and shipping.

Last time I tried to call and order some the CSR told me that they were truck only items. I couldn't order them over the phone, ended up having a buddy get them for me. I really like, some of the best sock I've owned and reasonably priced compared to other "high" end socks. I have seven pair...

Sears site pisses me off so bad. I had four things I wanted to order and it won't let me add the metric wrenches to my cart so I said **** it and didn't order anything.