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Not an Arc per se, but someone sure did Bubba up this vise that came with this drill press I bought this summer. The table isn't marked up at all.

SAE on the left and Metric on the right.

This thing sat in the back of the old shop untouched for years. When the state finally moved locations one of the guys grabbed it so it didn't just get tossed in the recycling

It's better have a tool and not need it than need it and not have it. Like most have said, I inherited my set from my grandfather and used them mostly on my press( bearings, races, bushings, etc). When we bought the ranch I really found out how much they were needed fixing you own equipment. Two...

I couldn’t find anything on either box about where they were made. I did find the model numbers. The bottom is 44111 and the middle is the same as yours.

I’ve been going through some of my grandfather and uncle’s old tools and came across these.

I am surprised that more people haven’t said Gibb’s it’s been my go to for years. Super lube dry film is another thing I use a lot. Triflow was what my dad and grandfather used so I used it growing up now I just have a can or two floating around because of them.

I haven’t been doing much tool buying lately but I was walking my dogs this morning and found these at a garage sale in my neighborhood.

This is the middle box. Someone else grabbed the top box.

This Proto was going to be thrown out so I had to take it home.

This is an old Hout that I picked a few weeks ago.

I did mine a few years ago. This is how my pickup looks and it's not given me any problems.

I wanted a set of ratcheting wrenchs for my travel box so I picked these up. The Knipex wire strippers are just something I felt I needed after using someone elses last week.

I've got Armstrong to Wright.

Part II The inner slide should just push out of the outter slide. Take the roller ball pieces and hold on to them, I cleaned and relubed mine while I had them apart. There are two for each slide so 8 total. I set a depth guage to 1 1/4 and cut them. When I put them back together I put the...

I have the 72" and it was only a bother on my socket drawer. This is what I did to solve that. Unloading the drawer was the most time consuming part. Pull the drawer and drill out these rivits. You might need to pry up on the slide to get them to come free, Then they should just slide forward...

I have seen these a million times but never thought much about them. They were in my best friends dad's shop when we were growing up I just got him started going through his stuff so He just put them up in his new shop. Now he's stared filling them in with tools, His dad had most of them he's...

^^^What Wanderer said. That is the only appliacation I can think of that I have needed anything like that. All I ever did was cut up old wrenches to the shape or angle I needed. I have had a few times where I have needed and used an obstruction wrench, starters, intake manifolds and some...

I don't use them as often as I did at one time but I use something in this drawer at least once a month.

So way back in 05 I posted my home boxes and said I would get a picture of my work box. That was not correct. I have been through 3 other boxes and then I retired from running auto shops and went to work in Facilities for the goverment since then. This is what I now have parked in my garage.