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Try Daniels...they have a lot. http://www.dmctools.com/Products/installing_removal_tools.html

You could probably find an old Simpson 260 multimeter for next to nothing. These were the go-to meters for years.

I prefer PACE soldering stations.

The Air Force has been doing this for a long time...they can just enforce the rules much better than a civilian company.

Nice job! Hope you were careful. Breathing in beryllium copper dust is very bad for you.

That should be Lista...sorry.

Got a recent e-mail from Lista...this *****!

I was young and poured gasoline in a styrofoam cup...only to see the cup dissolve and gas went everywhere. I didn't tell my dad until years later.

It looks like the tooling for older RP ratchets was shipped overseas. I have an older one (circa late 90s) and a newer one (circa 2006). The older one is chunkier just like the china-made one in the pictures. I hate to see these made overseas.

I prefer pace.

You should look at Lista toolboxes.

Yep, go to All-Spec. They have a huge collection. http://www.all-spec.com/products/Tools%7CTweezers/

Build-quality, price, weight limit of drawers...

Lista storage shames most Snap On toolboxes.

Sargent crimpers are decent.

How do they not understand it?

I use WD-40 to wipe down the tools that I used at the end of the day. I have had no rust issues.

It might be for aircraft. I know some C-130s come with a modified 1/2" SO ratchet. I think it is used to manually lower the landing gear.

mrb, you can get used turrets and positioners at www.crimptools.com for a decent price.

I'd skip it and wait for a working used one. If the handle wasn't bent I would say to go for it.