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:thumbup:So, lets setup a differnt thing then, lets say you dont know what a socket is from a tie rod is then, you never leave the paper office, you have no clue what tools are or how there used then, your blond bimbo wife walks by napa, oooooooooo i'll buy him this socket set for Christmas...

hang pie alum plates en cans, bird dont like a noisy place

Irent a 10x 20 storage as my working shop, got too wacth how wide your shelfs are and stuff like that, otherwise works well for me:bounce:

Since i like this, i been reading up on this type of stuff last 34 years, if i ever get my place and garage , this what i do, but dang so costly too do it this way, first stop is a outdoor wood boiler, tyed into a solar ray of panels, then this would go too a ceiling mounted boiler with big...

Well i put em all e bay and see what happens, $15 too start the bid for ratchets or buy now for $30 apeace , $5 to start the bid on wrench or $10 buy now , on box wrench 1/2 x 9/16 i think them are fair prices.:dunno:

Tomcat sticky is the way too go, i have learn they are the best, if you have kids pets ect, this the best way then, take a small box , hot glue one sticky on bottom, keep going till all 4 sides are coverd inside with stick traps, now cut a small hole in the end size of a quater, on each end, you...

:headscrat Hum , i dont have a garage, but i do have a storage unit, i made into a sorta a garage and spend most of my time there tinkering on thing's, but yes i'm a big time outdoor person, if i stay indoors i know i'll throw one these :tantrum2: , but i try too get outside much as i can...

:) Hi, i just rember i have also a snap on ink pen, it shaped like a 1/4 inch ratchet , you turn the turn the head and the pen come out, its has snap on, on it and its look like a real racthet:bounce: i dont think it rare, but i never seen one like it yet around here.

This the only thing well mayby some sockets, but this is my late'is one here goes a pic i hope :drool:

Hum looks if that puppy kickback, well lets say it would big owee too the middel :headscrat and no hanky panky for awhile :lol_hitti

First welcome, i'm new too, but heres a bit advice, no matter what brand of tool you buy, is only gonna last as long as you matain them, and care for them, second i don't know your age nor care too, i'm 55 myself, but neverless, what ever you buy , make sure you save all reciepts, the cops peek...

:thumbup: My fav is still the wood handels, my hands are small, they fit nice, but i can tork it down harder, cause unlike plastic , they dont slip, but i dont even think they sell wood anymore, due too breakage and splinter your hand, jabbing your hand with end of screwdriver when they do...

okk got the snap-on figure out why he did it, took it apart, get more life by flipping the center, now is right but i cant turn it yet hum im thinking a good cleaning in order:headscrat

forget the wrench :headscrat

so now thats confermed , i thought that too on snap on, but still would likes the years , thanks everyone

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ok here goes ill try , but my pc is junk, mayby it will, mayby not, but i sure cant find the id or mac ractchet on e bay too referance them. for the year and all the snap on ractchet's i seen on e bay, the flipper on top , not on the bottom,for the snap on, the id number is V-70 on the snap...

our menards here have a very nice line for apt type people, i really like that one with drawers and deep tilt out drawer , all by plano, great plastic toolboxs maker, also get her some duct tape and roll of velcro, heres a hint what i did too my apt, i bought tons of very straight 4x8 1/4 inch...

sorry i try too get some pics then bo who :lol_hitti

Hi, ok i just loked on e bay 30 to 65 unreal but thanks for the help:bounce: