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I was cleaning the shop and found this in a box of my Dad's tools. I did try to google it to see if I could find out more about it (without success) . It is the exact same size, shape and color of older red wire nuts and has a short exacto type blade molded into it and a plastic sheath over it...

I purchased a used SRM 10 Challenger low rise lift in good condition. Last weekend I planned to use it for the first time to rotate the tires on my son's 2014 Subaru Outback wagon. We pulled it on to the lift, but the factory lift points on his car were outside of the platform of the lift. The...

This group has been very helpful in the past in identifying old tools. Here is another tool I found in my Dad's tool box that I cannot figure out what it was used for. 1 Cornwell #2 is stamped on the side. Picture should be in attachment.

Ok, this is my 100th post and I could use some advice on a Goodman GMNT 080-4 furnace that is in my son's home. He called me last week and asked me to stop by his house as he went to fire up his furnace and it did not engage. I have now spent several hours on it and found some items that were...

I am looking for some feedback. I have read through previous posts on installation of drywall on a ceiling and the general consensus seems to be that you install the drywall perpendicular to the trusses and stagger the joints. I have installed the first row of 4 x 8 drywall in my 32x30...

Ok, The talent on this board is amazing. In less than an hour, I had multiple responses to my first, "what is it tool" which I learned was a wire cable cutting tool. I am continuing to organize my garage and I came across another tool that had either been in my Dad's or Granddad's tool box...

I recently came across this tool in my garage. It belonged to my grandfather and I do recall ever seeing him use it. There are no markings or id numbers on it and the shaft in the center moves freely and has a "v" shape to it, like it might be for cutting or crimping something.

Greetings, I have enjoyed reading the comments on this site and finally wanted to take a minute to say hello. I recently retired and am beginning to finally get my garage organized. While I have a way to go, I at least have grouped my tools together and find that I am spending more time on my...