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1/4 sets are sold.***added screwdriver set**** Complete SAE/Metric deep/shallow remaining. I prefer cash, but any partial trade ideas are welcome. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Finally figured it all out. Here is what the ratchet head disassembled looks like. It's now lubed up and ready to go. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Snap On Socket Sets-new & slightly used. ***all sold********** picked all these up, and got a little buyers remorse. (feel free to make reasonable offers. Especially on multiple items) 1. 224SFFSM, 3/8 metric set, deep & shallow. 6 pt 8-19mm. 24...

Won't seem to budge. Not sure how much pressure to apply. With a likelihood no parts available I don't want to bust anything. Any chance something came loose inside, preventing it from rotating out? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Is there a tool of choice for this. I moved the lever around 180 degrees counterclockwise, and now it's stuck. Can't get it to rotate completely in either direction now? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Here are a couple pics of the gears. Very easy opening it up. Hopefully it lends some clues. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Thanks for the info. I've never taken a ratchet apart before, so I'd be hesitant at starting with this one. I would like to, though, to take a look, and give it a good lube. I picked it up to use around the house. I'd still like to get an approximate date on it. I may decide to part with it at...

Thanks. Hopefully someone has seen something like it before and can share some info on it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Here are a few more close ups. Head, mechanism, and model number stamp. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I just finished cleaning up this old MAC 1/2 inch ratchet. I would like to know how many years of tarnish just came off. It is heavy duty with really good knurling on the handle. It is only marked just above the knurling. It reads MAC, and then Sabina, O. Not OH, just O. Beside that is a stamp...

Great explanation. Thanks. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

It's numbered 1-60. Does that correspond to any sizing at all? The 1 is about a 1/4 inch, and the 60 is about a pinhole. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

What the heck is this? I picked it up today along with this vintage ratchet. It looks like the ratchet is from the 30's but I have no idea what the other item is. The antique store label called it a drill bit holder. What do you think? It has an anchor stamp inside a circle on the underside...

I'm hoping someone can help me with drawer slide issues on the Craftsman base cabinets. It looks as if 3-4 clips that hold the drawers in place have fallen off. Also, a couple welds on the drawer portion of the slides has come undone. I'm not sure what I can do. It looks like I have 2 options...

I have the 124-69-160 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Got some NWS duckbills. Really like em. Great handles.

Well it looks like I can make out Kennedy on both of the locks. However they are definitely a bit different in style. They have different drawer glides. One, i had no issues removing. The other, I cant figure how to remove them. They are not the common friction glides. Any suggestions? Sent...

I bought these old craftsman boxes with plans to build them into a custom workbench. (i have taken a couple drawers out for cleaning, they're not missing.) When I purchased them, these two machinists boxes/chests were sitting on top of them, part of the package. I'm looking for some help...

I don't have it off the stand yet, so it's about 100 lbs. the jaws are 4.5 inches wide, and I'm guessing the vise will come out at 50-60 lbs. I'll let you know after I get the angle grinder fired up.

How is it that I just finish restoring my first vise and I find myself browsing CL looking at vises?? Well, I found one that caught my eye. Really good condition, with bright orange paint covering the entire thing. It's actually on a post mounted on a semi rim. The handle is odd, as the ends...