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ETL is the competition agency for UL. If its ETL approved I also consider it safe.

I bought my daughter the Ikea tool kit shown above. She keeps it in her dorm room and has used it for minor things. The staffed RA. office has the same kit but that kit is missing some of the pieces, and is always loaned out. My daughter can't do to much, so this kit fits the skill set. If it...

Here are some of mine: Top one is from a Craftsman socket set circa 1989, 2nd from the top is a custom stubby made from a Husky screwdriver handle and a Milwaukee magnetic impact bit holder, 3rd from the top is a custom made from a Do It Best screwdriver handle and a Milwaukee magnetic impact...

Here is an Imperial scout knife out of my collection. Somebody must of carried this for years as the knife looks like it has been sharpened so much that not much is left. I don't know much about these and would love to know any information on this knife including time period. The can opener...

Those metal totes are nice. They dry out a lot easier than a tool bag!

Here is a picture. Quality of picture is the best my camera can do.

Yes it is in the Wizard 1367 area but not part of the part number. It definitely was stamped at the same time Wizard and 1367 were and is original.

I just checked there is a ST stamped in the tenite. I assume that means the original maker is Stanley?

It is interesting because when I think of tenite i think of Klein-koats. It amazes me what information is out there! Thanks! I will read the stinkdriver study now.

I will check tomorrow (when I am at that location) for a letter code.

Wow that catalog is an awesome resource! According to the catalog the official screwdriver line is the "power twist". And the handle is made out of tenite II not acetate. Who would of thought? Thanks Mintgrun!

I came across this Wizard 1367 screwdriver from an estate. I was thinking it was from the 50's based on the art deco acetate handle design? Does anyone have any info on this screwdriver?

Possibly fire service related for loosening/tightening hose couplings .

Here is my at work EDC. I do not carry these kits on me but they are easily accessible. (I do carry a Leatherman Charge plus on my person at all times). One is a 1\4 socket set (orphan spares) and the other is a mostly electrical pouch. The most used item is the custom made magnetic bit...

I like the sets with room for expansion. The Tekton looks like you can add a flex head ratchet and maybe a small $10 security bit set. The SK looks like their is room for additions. The yellow Dewalt set looks like there is room for you to add a universal and a 5.5 socket. A lot of these sets...

Here is my rally box. I like the lettering and the colors. Also love the cantilevered tray.

I used a bit in a magnetic hex extension that had a acetate handle. I believe it was a 9 inch hex extension.

Extra long torx bit driver to get at the screws that hold the radiator fan and shroud to the radiator. You have to blindly reach around to get to them and they need to be un done to get the water pump. Also will need a low profile 3\8 drive 15 mm (on a long ratchet) to get to the upper...

It not only opens 5 sided stems (national standard) but it also opens a 4 sided stem (cincinnati thread). It being an adjustable hydrant wrench it can open most hydrants!

I love the 2 pair with Klein Koats on them!