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Curious if any has any experience with buying parts from the ereplacment below? Also let me know if you have any better sources for replacement 746 jaws. All wilton sells is the various soft jaw, i would like replacement steel jaws...

Long piece of all thread, fender washers and nuts, drop the all thread through the hole in the bearing, fender washers and nut inside tube. Then put the all thread in a vise and slide hammer the **** out of it + heat also.

No one has asked yet lets see the collection, i have one that of the same vintage as the OP pic! I'll get a shot of it this evening to share!

Price tag is pretty hefty on that one, here is a Stanley that is significantly cheaper: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0024LLQWY/?tag=atomicindus08-20 I dont think the WERA Zyclops has the rotator dual drive does it

Anyone have experience with these, might be handy if i can find a better price. Spin the handle and it will spin your socket. Is this gimmick has anyone found them to be helpful? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B1C1GO0/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I am cheap and ghetto I use my city issued trash cans as a work stand/holders lol, i will upgrade eventually but for now cant beat these:

So just wanted some quick opinions, I am a shade tree mechanic working on my own personal vehicles, and in the midst of a restoration project as well. Anyway so 7 or 8 years back bought my first set of Gear Wrench ratcheting wrenches. Absolutely freaking love the things, never should of been...

watching this thread as i want to buy one of these machines to quickly and easily restore the inside of a 1968 AMC trunk. Curious to see some shots of the 2 and 3in drums you are referring to with the spacers. Lot of little grooves to get inside of in this truck maybe the Eastwood version is...

This could work: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JBOW8AK/?tag=atomicindus08-20

A great thread to come across lol, i can see how a shoe strecther like the one listed could be helpful to fix dents in sheet metal. Awesome job!

You guys find some of the coolest antique stuff, has to be an east coast thing. I go to sales, farm auctions and swap meets all the time out this way, and man things are hard to come by especially from t his age range and quality! Awesome find write and everything!

I think that is what we love about them the most we can display they and tell people about their age and how durable they are. Then take them down break loose a 3/4 nut and put them back up. Thats what drew me here ability to find very vintage old tools can can still be used in applications...

This thread needs more traction, cause i put that nail puller on the wish list also lol. Thanks

Hello all, Considering this impact set from Olsa, wasnt able to find any viable reviews or opinions. Are these worth the purchase or are they junk? Anyone have any experience with them? The price point is awesome i am weary looking for input...

Anyone have any experience with these? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08HSL71G3/?tag=atomicindus08-20

we are seeing this already i paid 39 bucks for 6point half inch metric and standard deep wells, now both sets are over $100!!! It was nice while it lasted!

I have reached for my offsets when work on hubs quite frequent or brake related matters. Recessed bolts on the back of hubs typically, great to have a set.

I would seal that lip of the pavers right out side the door also, had a door once where the two different concrete pads met it would fill the space between with water and run over. I agree with above also, seal the crack, install threshold vulkem it all.

I throw those silica packs you get with clothes and furniture in my toolbox drawers, seem to help here no issues yet..

That is too awesome to restore completely, very curious to see if anyone can match it to a manufactuer or if anyone has another one. Do what the Japanese do and highlight the blemishes, Kintugi: the art of precious scars. Ive seen guys pinstrip old machines around dents, dings, and patina and it...