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To clarify. the only wood is on the top, that somebody added. These are definitely not home made, only wish I could do that kind of work in my shop. As far as the Coleman decal, i agree it was an add on, a good reason I found nothing similar. A couple of shots of the underside. It has not been...

Found this Coleman box on FBMP and had to have it. Steel cabinet with sixteen drawers. Needs a bit of help, but really well made and heavy. Will have no trouble filling it with tools and hardware, that has been looking for a home for a while. It was about a four hour round trip to bring it...

Drill a small hole on the back side of the door and use a small punch to push it out. Expanding rubber auto frost plug if the size fits..... If they are glued in they probably will damage their surrondings.

Where are you?? Around here we see import eight inch drill presses for as little as $25. That's the way to go! Like this one.

On my DIY woodworker's vise, I used a garage sale screw and added collars to the new handle. One was welded on, the other pinned, to make it removeable.

Going to have a lunch counter too! This will make it to the Mississauga store.

One more at PAL, vise mounted brake (4" only) $16.03 https://www.princessauto.com/en/product/vise-mount-bending-brakes/PA1000003087/8663668

That too often happens on a good deal, only saw them yesterday while looking for something else. I try to cover the "clearance" and "surplus" sections regularly, you never know what's in there, but does take some time.

Anyone needing 3/8 drive deep sockets to fill in some sets, Pal has them for $12. https://www.princessauto.com/en/product/12-pc-3-8-in-dr-sae-socket-set/PA0009377995/9377995

These are my brake bleeder wrenches, once one piece, they were separated for ease of use.

Looks good for $100. Just needs a mobile base, something like the one pictured.

I built one of those large table top router tables long ago and never used it much. The first thing I did was make a larger base and went on from there. Most of my routing is done with the PC vise mounted and smaller jobs are done with the HF trim router pictured.

Princess Auto has flat style box cutters, twelve for $5. These are Red Devil brand. https://www.princessauto.com/en/12pk-box-cutter/product/PA0009545542

Drag it down a gravel road a few miles, behind your truck.

As a kid in the forties, a neighbour became a Snap-on dealer., and showed me some of quality stuff he had. Never heard of SO at that point, but you could tell it was good stuff. Think quality is what put SO where they are. His card looked like the one pictured, comical even at my young age.

I found a similar pair at Lee Valley years ago, and said to be Russian made...

Found a similar one curbside....

This one, think it was discontinued.......remember looking for that stuff about fifteen years ago.

Stanley Craftsman Tool Kit 1963 This popped up on FB and at first I thought it was a project somebody put together for their kid. It turns out Stanley produced a bunch of these around 1963. Anybody encounter these boxes? I never have.

A couple more of those Allen boxed sets.