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That looks the same. I use mine for installing central vacuum systems. The drill stays in a holster and I control it with my left hand. Holding the chuck end with my right. That with a magnetic screw bit aapnd I can roll throughout without having to worry about the drill angle / size.

Picked this up at a garage sale a few years back. It's the only flexible that I ever liked. My friend borrowed it and when it was returned he asked where I got it from...I'm wondering if anyone here knows. Jacobs Mastercraft DG1G61 on the chuck. 70-935 B\D TY1 on the knurled part. Possible black...

Sweet...you guy's are on the ball. Thanks

Drop Forged and marked Germany. Haven't a clue

Yeah, I figured I'd use them in my truck bag. Thanks for the info guys.

Went to an estate auction today that was a total bust. On the way home I stopped by an antique mall. Nothing really great but did see this in a .25 cent box. 5/8 9/16 1/2 7/16 3/8 They are marked Lakeside. Are they USA ?...they seem old.

I haven't used it but it has peaked my interest. What adapter did you use? I looked at the reviews and many said the cheap adapters don't work. This was the main reason I haven't purchased it. I figured if I was going to spend a decent amount of money on the adapter I'd just buy a dedicated...

Currently the Supertech filter...all previous also give me problems...no other vehicle I have does...just the Honda Pilot.

Yes, I run oil on the gasket and I'm now down to about 1/4 turn after snug...no other vehicles I own are problems.

For some crazy reason everytime I change the oil in my wifes Honda Pilot I have a real hard time getting the filter off. I have used the slip on ratchet driven ones on other vehicles with no issue but for some reason the two I've bought still slip. Whats the best wrench you can suggest? Ive...

Got the proto t-wrench today. Better then I expected. Thanks a bunch. Matt

I picked this jack up a couple weeks ago after looking for a long time to find a USA jack...Yard sales, Craigslist, Estate sales, auctions etc. I'm very pleased with it...I think it's the best jack you can get new for +/- $100

Paypal sent on the Proto 6016 PM sent Thanks Matt

This is a good video...follow it with a round file. You really don't need a guide once you get the hang of it. Keep the file nearby and give it a quick sharpen once you feel the saw bogging a bit. Real quick and easy.

Went another route

I got the new 6px last week...nice light. My buddy got the G2X which has the same power. Not marked USA the package stated "assembled in the USA" you figure that one out.

Well looks like the breast drill is a G.M. Company drill based out of Long Island City...cant find any information on them.

Next up is an old breast drill...I cant find any marking on it...any idea of make or year...or where I may find the markings?

Next is a small Snap On 6" pocket ruler with a detachable pocket clip...any ideas on the date?

Next up is an old Black & Decker drill...curious about the date and model. Tag on it: