Feeling discouraged, I went back to the second stop to look it over better(sun was coming out). Luckily I did, I grabbed the anvil/vise shown in the vise thread and everything else shown here. If anyone can identify the adapter piece in the bottom right corner, I'd appreciate it. I believe it to be a part to a Craftsman power tool. 
OK, My stuff such as it is. I paid $3 TOTAL...
2/3 of that was for this box. Mostly walnut; Walnut has a "feel" all its own...
The only other place that had anything I was willing to part with cash was run by a guy I hadn't seen in about a year. he's a real estate guy, and regularly holds yard/estate sales for his clients to help them get their junk gone, and he prices aggressively, to accomplish that!
A couple of Grinder attachments for the old school Kirby vacuums:
Some Hammer/Mallet handles:
Some Sockets and an Armstrong DBE wrench; the big 3/4 drive in back is an SK, the mid row is Craftsman, and the row in front is from L to R, Easco, Duro, Mustang, and Powr Kraft.
And from the Free pile a bunch of 8X8X16 block
And a half dozen of these half blocks:
If your tool budget is already spent for the year, might as well clean out some old tools and have your own sale. Replenish the fund, you know
Because no-one else on your block can say that they have one ?
No it is not technically a snap on box, it was made by the people that also made some snap on boxes. Just as how most craftsman boxes are waterloo, but not all waterloo boxes are craftsman. It's still a nice box, who cares what name is on it?Does someone have self image issues? Do you feel better saying you own a snap on box over a MBC box?
Don't get offended so easily. 
Because no-one else on your block can say that they have one ?
, I walked over to the table where they were and started snatching them up! The punch set was on the return trip, glad I went back, it has most if not all the inserts. I didn't see the price on the extensions but there was a $0.25 MISC tag on the shelf they were on so I grabbed the bag. When I got to the counter, the guy said 25 cents each, I said how much for the bag?, he says IDK $10? I'm like, there's not 40 extensions in there, he says ok $3?, deal... 
6am? I don't think I have ever seen a sale start that early. That would actually be nice, in a way. Good stuff What is that little gun for 25¢? I'm intrigued with it for some reason. )of those Hout drawer indexes and lose most of the racks and single indexes, but.. See my last post!
And that real Estate agent turned Estate sale operator knows me, and he just grinned and said "give me a dollar! Your one of my best customers!
THIS!
And think how CLEAN a messy job like grinding gets!
Besides, you can Amaze your friends and neighbors! Make me an offer!
See? You NEED one of these! I also have the flex cable buffer you probably need! (that one needs an adapter, but those show on Eprey all the time...)
We need to see some pics of the Proto and Plvmb tools you received!
I did buy this in a garage...lol...
I have wanted a Mini 14 for a while now but I decided I wasn't going to go further into debt buying one, so I have been saving a little over a year. When the tax return hit my bank account I had a green light
my friend had this and actually bought it as a b-day gift for his fiancee, then they split so I got first rights, and here we are. it is a 186 series which was made in June of 1996. It came with 3 mags, the larger blued mag is a factory Ruger 30 round (which is good it isn't more, Ohio has a 30 round mag capacity law). Butler Creek side-folding stock. China side mount scope but still has the factory iron sights. Pinned flash hider designed by Flash Gordon, lol.
anyone here know Ruger Mini 14s?
ps, happy easter GJ.
