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I picked one up at a local Mennonite store a few years ago. I think it is probably the type / stiffness you are looking to get. So if there are any places near you of that type check them for brooms. Seth

For the technology challenged ......................... also known as the horn. :ROFLMAO: Seth

Nice complete review and demonstration of the pliers and the flat push type here .......................... and shows a couple other similar but different tools. This looks like the type of thing that is good to have them all depending on the situation. Seth

I think there are two different models of the 52" box even within the Heavy Duty matte black finish line. So maybe one has dual slides and one does not? Not sure? I started getting that line of boxes for my shop about seven years ago. I like them a lot and have bought several more in...

Yeah, $9.00. I bought one from my SO truck for that price about a year or two ago. I was thinking it would be $30 when I asked my dealer about it. Seth

That is this one .................. Seth

Yup, pretty sure we got them from the same seller. I didn't see any others available. Seth

Knurlednut, The wrench for Trek, as in Trek bicycles? Yes, modern tools more so than antiques / vintage. Seth

Ok, I've got one more ................................................. 915CF pliers. Like the 911ACF but longer. Apparently these were a limited run, or special product , or SO just decided not to go forward with production??? Few and far between on secondary market. I had spotted them on...

What have you found are the specific issues with the Tektons. I have a set of them. Haven't used the very much but they seem fine. What should I be on the look out for failure wise. Seth

Well that's different. For a particular application? Or maybe midset that has smaller sizes in 6 pt. and larger sizes in 12pt. ? Seth

Here is another. Tool box drawer slide removal tool. SPP837

Got a pic? Seth

Yup, those are available again. Not sure how useful but kind 'a cool. I have seen some much older speed handle ratchets on Ebay that are non-flex and have a larger "U" portion more like a regular speeder. Seth

I have a couple "special" Snap On tools. Thought it might be interesting to have a topic devoted to special, odd ball, or limited run SO tools. Not so much limited as in handle color or anniversary regular tools but actual limited or special use tool types. Here is a start...

The site info says and shows both markings on all the 3/8" and 1/2" impact sockets. I am guessing the pictures of sets just look better with the laser side showing. Seth

Those work great! I used cheapo plastic handle seam rippers but they break too easily. Then I made a custom using a Wera screwdriver handle. The assembly wasn't strong enough. Have to check out the SO version. and this one you got. I have a Knipex knife ( 98 55 ) that uses the same...

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How do the spring work? Seth

Hmm, I have several of them in different sizes. Haven't had those problems. Just so anyone following along knows the models for sure .... https://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools-Tool-Storage-Tool-Chests/Husky/Heavy-Duty/N-5yc1vZc2gkZrdZ1z0m4b6 There is also a mechanics cart in the line...

The HD Husky matte black line is offered in quite a few sizes with a good mix of drawers heights including a good number of shallow drawers. Search Husky tool chest then click the center group called heavy duty. Seth