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Great info, and i like your theory. My Trenton/Acme is serial #65808. ~Tejaas~

Welcome, from the Hill Country. ~Tejaas~

Absolutely... Mine is a 100# Trenton that dates to 1906. It is marked accordingly, and bears the Trenton mark - and then was later struck 'ACME' (Sears Roebuck) directly over the Trenton logo... Both Hay Budden and Trenton fulfilled the ACME anvil offerings for Sears. If i had to guess as to...

That is the most creative use of spare/off-season tires i have ever seen. I look forward to seeing how your floor comes out. Your color scheme is nice! Really like that blue... ~Tejaas~

I have a 1906 Trenton with an ACME overstrike, if you'd like a photo for your database. I actually enamel filled it, so it photographs easy. ~Tejaas~

As far as strippers, i'd really suggest a standalone/designated stripper... I too have yet to see a combo tool worth a damn. I personally hate the typical automatic strippers, and much prefer the self-adjusting/clamping/pressure twist style strippers with replaceable inserts... Perfect...

If you value quality, and would humor ordering online as 'local' - I'd highly recommend treating yourself to the absolute best of the best. Tyco/Raychem environmental splices, and DMC GMT232 crimpers.... These are a ratcheting crimper and would fulfill your desire for one-handed operation...

Where did you get the gray shelving units in the background of your first photo? They don't appear to be the flimsy box store types...? Are the shelves steel-topped, or plywood inserts? ~Tejaas~

What did you do "IN" your garage today? I typically go to local marine suppliers... Online, I'd probably go with West Marine. ~Tejaas~

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Thanks for this tip. I've always bought my Knipex and Wera stuff from KC Tool Co. Crawford appears to have them beat by a mile. ~Tejaas~

What did you do "IN" your garage today? Cool beans. Never seen a vidmar/lista topped with a "nonscratch" surface. I have 4 armory lockers that i lined with marine grade carpet, as well as in the drawers of all my vidmars. Best drawer linings i ever used. Crappy example photos...

I didn't know those red HF pieces were for paper towel rolls for the longest time! Where i used to work every box had 6 or 8 of the halves on the back of their boxes to hold air hose whips. Other than the 44" boxes, I'm pretty sure the only thing from HF in both my shops are a bunch of the...

Yes sir, i too use/used (often modified) 12pt for rotorcraft filter bowls, chip detectors, thermistor housings, temp transducers, drain/grease plugs etc. ~Tejaas~

+1. I used 12pt SAE almost exclusively on military rotorcraft. At home, I have both 6 & 12 - and typically reach for the 12pt first. ~Tejaas~

What did you do "IN" your garage today? Marine grade carpet stretched over plywood and screwed down, i presume? ~Tejaas~

Holy ****, i had no idea that a fire hydrant weighs 500+ pounds minimum! Definitely the coolest (functional) stand I've seen here. ~Tejaas~

Anyone know if the regular red-handled 3 piece set has a full length shank? Maybe you could just shave the tip of the handle off, weld a piece of round stock to the shank - and end up with a striking set? ~Tejaas~

It looks like he hollowed out old battery packs and screwed them to the ledge. ~Tejaas~

My pleasure. It was bound to happen for me... I've been beat out on ebay so many times it ain't even funny! But when you do get a deal, it's pretty dramatic (at least in my experience). I got a like-new Matco/EZ-Red extendable 3/4" drive ratchet for 30 bucks, and i've knocked it out of the...