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Grab some wire the same size and bend a latch up. Sounds like a fun project.

I can think of three different times I 'risked' my life to grab a tool. Stanley drift punch middle of an intersection, craftsman deep socket entrance ramp no shoulders and 50 or so craftsman sockets scattered over a 2 lane busy highway...it was exhilarating!

Oh he knows what he has. That makes all the difference.

I use sodium vibrafoam.

Palmgren International?

I've got the same picture of marilyn on an ashtray which of course some one put out their cigs on...

I've got two of the rope ratchets after Mustie1 said they worked great. No disappointment. They do work great.

Where did you buy them?

SA-WEET!

I have a Craftsman pzero screwdriver that is stamped "BF" but it says "made in the USA" on the handle. Just fyi.

Just picked up a pair of Utica 5" duckbills at the flea. Oh, for a dollar.

I bought a chain saw sharpener from HF but mine was made in Italy. I've had it for well over 20 years and it still run quiet and smooth. It's a shame that HF went full bore Chiwandia.

I own a 3" slugging wrench. It's in great shape but the only thing I'll ever use it for is a boat anchor.

I found the quality of mag-lites had dropped. They also took forever to get into LEDs. I liked their mini-mags but the flashlight heads seem to turn too loosely. I found the quality and light intensity of the streamlights to be good and the flashlights are very durable.

Walton tool used to make tap holders 'type A' they called them. Now they just make the 'type B' holders with two set screws to retain the tap. Very expensive too. I don't know if they make them in the size you need.

I love the smell of CM tool handles, but only the flat blade screwdrivers seem to have that strong odor. Strangest topic I ever commented on lol.

Snap on has extensions that are wobble/nonwobble. I don't care for them as they transition from wobble to non wobble at times when you are using them.

I used to be a member years ago when H-F still sold some American made/name brand tools. For example, I got good deals on B+D pro-grade power tools.

Please keep in mind if you buy a used drain snake, it's been in other folks 'bodily fluids' and such. You should sanitize the cable and/or toss the rawhide gloves after using them. Hosing off the cable isn't enough.

When I was selling Snap On tools we referred to Mac dealers as "Mac Toils".:giggle: