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I saw that sale; they are all made in China.

I forget, how do we sign up?

I have a pair of Anti-Vibration Work Gloves, these will dampen most of the vibration and protect your hands. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003WT1Q1S/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I didn't ask her the price. I had just bought a finish nailer and the guy down the end of the isle was waiting for me to come back and pickup a couple of storage totes I had him run out to his storage for. If I hadn't run low on cash I would have got it.

What are those fancy pliers used for? I was looking at them at the Q-Town flea this morning and almost got them.

The vibration from my sanders and especially my angle grinder is killing my hands :shocking: Anyone use these gloves that could recommend a good pair they have had success with?

Welcome aboard Larry from Pa.

How much were they asking for the anvil / vise? I might go next week and see if it's still there. From that array of tools, looks like you met Bob the Tool Guy.

A large tool box to keep all of the tools you will be getting while reading Garage Journal. :thumbup:

Must be, I can't access it either. :shocking:

You could have called the order in.

Some if the vintage tools that are collectable bring a premium. One prime example is the old Stanley Bailey hand planes. The rarer the better, the old Stanley #1 hand plane can bring over $1000.

Looks like the Web server didn't recognize us as Garage Journal members. I had received a response from Jori when I signed up for the group.

My order did the same thing, even on items not in the closeout group. Just PM Jori and he will fix the order on Friday.

They put in a Harbor Freight store three miles from me. Got so many free items I had to quit getting them. No where left to store them... :lol_hitti

It's for pressing patches on inner tubes.

Thanks LB-1911, I'll make something along those lines to suit my need. I only had a couple of blades until recently. I picked up 12 like new blades at a flea market and want to keep them nice.

I have over a dozen loose 10in table and 7 1/4 in circular saw blades. Looking for ideas on how to store these.

Spent the day refinishing 113 year old molding for the stairway.

Half ball, it's been a very long time since I've heard of that game. Brings back some found memories. :thumbup: