Outlawmws
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I'm thinking it's got an EU pedigree?
2021 Garage Sale Thread
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txlonghorn1989
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bmw You **** on that Dazor and the Snap-On box!!! I'm right with you on any Dazor at that price.
glenmore
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Good eye! Now that I knew what to search for on ebay, most of the hammers with similar shape are offered by a seller in Bulgaria!
jcturbot
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Nice JR30 Ratchet find.
Jeff
Jeff
Raineman
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Thanks for telling me what it is, I didn't know.
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gpw_42
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BMW you **** on that Dazor!
My folks had one similar to that when I was a kid. Sadly, lost to time, and probably the landfill.
My folks had one similar to that when I was a kid. Sadly, lost to time, and probably the landfill.
Outlawmws
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Got nothing happening around here close by, and the weather is nice, if a bit brisk. I'm living vicariously though you guys! Glad to see all the scores and some suckage going on! (I know, I know... 
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Private Lugnutz
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Wow. I haven't really been paying attention to the polls until now.
Looks like Old Radar is in position to potentially pull off an unprecedented feat in the long, storied annals of Garage Sale thread end of year voting: The Twofer!
He has 2022 Host in the bag. And right now he is leading, by one vote, in the 2021 PotY race! New Host has tended to be a "consolation punishment", but it looks like he has a legit shot at the ViseHead Safety Helmet, which might come in handy as he's whipping us troublemakers into shape next year.
2021 coming to an end, and I almost got through the whole year with no good finds. Until yesterday...
We're upgrading the cleanroom-quality compressed air system at work (going with a much larger unit due to demand). Two of these were headed to the dumpster (I kept the one with the newer compressor head and fewest hours)...
Compressor is currently wired for 480 volts, but can be configured to run on 208. I have all of the manuals and diagrams.
5hp oil-less scroll pump
15.3cfm @ 100 psi
Tank is 60 gallons, epoxy-lined.
The whole setup was new in 2015.
Not sure if I'll keep the desiccant air dryer, but that's probably only about a year old.
This will probably live in the garage (unheated, no AC), so it won't have the "cushy" indoor treatment anymore, but it'll also rarely get used. Main use will be to blow out the lawn irrigation system each year.
The compressor is stupid-loud, but belt-driven. As I see it, I have several options for a path forward:
Replace the motor with a 120 volt unit, or even a gas engine.
Replace the entire head with a quieter one.
Mount the whole thing on a trailer.
Maybe put it in the basement, and run a pipe out to the garage?
But, letting this go to the recyclers was DEFINITELY NOT going to happen, LOL...
And, free is my favorite price, even if this will cost me a little to make it useful at home!
Mike
We're upgrading the cleanroom-quality compressed air system at work (going with a much larger unit due to demand). Two of these were headed to the dumpster (I kept the one with the newer compressor head and fewest hours)...
Compressor is currently wired for 480 volts, but can be configured to run on 208. I have all of the manuals and diagrams.
5hp oil-less scroll pump
15.3cfm @ 100 psi
Tank is 60 gallons, epoxy-lined.
The whole setup was new in 2015.
Not sure if I'll keep the desiccant air dryer, but that's probably only about a year old.
This will probably live in the garage (unheated, no AC), so it won't have the "cushy" indoor treatment anymore, but it'll also rarely get used. Main use will be to blow out the lawn irrigation system each year.
The compressor is stupid-loud, but belt-driven. As I see it, I have several options for a path forward:
Replace the motor with a 120 volt unit, or even a gas engine.
Replace the entire head with a quieter one.
Mount the whole thing on a trailer.
Maybe put it in the basement, and run a pipe out to the garage?
But, letting this go to the recyclers was DEFINITELY NOT going to happen, LOL...
And, free is my favorite price, even if this will cost me a little to make it useful at home!
Mike
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You ****! Looks like a nice unit.2021 coming to an end, and I almost got through the whole year with no good finds. Until yesterday...
We're upgrading the cleanroom-quality compressed air system at work (going with a much larger unit due to demand). Two of these were headed to the dumpster (I kept the one with the newer compressor head and fewest hours)...
Compressor is currently wired for 480 volts, but can be configured to run on 208. I have all of the manuals and diagrams.
5hp oil-less scroll pump
15.3cfm @ 100 psi
Tank is 60 gallons, epoxy-lined.
The whole setup was new in 2015.
Not sure if I'll keep the desiccant air dryer, but that's probably only about a year old.
This will probably live in the garage (unheated, no AC), so it won't have the "cushy" indoor treatment anymore, but it'll also rarely get used. Main use will be to blow out the lawn irrigation system each year.
The compressor is stupid-loud, but belt-driven. As I see it, I have several options for a path forward:
Replace the motor with a 120 volt unit, or even a gas engine.
Replace the entire head with a quieter one.
Mount the whole thing on a trailer.
Maybe put it in the basement, and run a pipe out to the garage?
But, letting this go to the recyclers was DEFINITELY NOT going to happen, LOL...
And, free is my favorite price, even if this will cost me a little to make it useful at home!
Mike
Outlawmws
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Suckage confirmed! Dang, if you don't invest in a few air tools, your missing out!
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Mike Monumental suckage there!!! Congrats!
Outlawmws
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So I poked around outside my usual short range, and found a HS Flea I decided to try. 2 hour round trip... Once a month deal and not bad at all! Probably crowded in warm weather! Easily double or triple the size of local HS Flea that stopped as of the pandemic.
I had several "left behinds" for various reasons. one was the smaller SO carry box that has one drawer and a removable tray - date was '62 , Not the midget box, maybe one size bigger? not even close to a regular carry box size.. Too much $$ for me, at least today.
So several smalls came home: A small 2 blade pocket knife, (pretty darn sharp too!) "Hammer Brand" and yes, the Arm and Hammer logo! Patent No 2087943 (1936) on each blade which oddly is for leather scales, not what this knife has. The patent holders are from Solingen Germany So I suspect the same origin for the knife. ! adn I liked the black and green streaked scales (No cracks, chips or scratches!) Main blade is not even 1-1/2", (but might have been new?).
Ratchet wrench is a 7/16 Craftsman, Sockets are SK, Bonney, "Vanadium chrome" in 24mm, and a Williams.
The small socket rack bears a Duro assigned patent No. 2065340 1935
I had several "left behinds" for various reasons. one was the smaller SO carry box that has one drawer and a removable tray - date was '62 , Not the midget box, maybe one size bigger? not even close to a regular carry box size.. Too much $$ for me, at least today.
So several smalls came home: A small 2 blade pocket knife, (pretty darn sharp too!) "Hammer Brand" and yes, the Arm and Hammer logo! Patent No 2087943 (1936) on each blade which oddly is for leather scales, not what this knife has. The patent holders are from Solingen Germany So I suspect the same origin for the knife. ! adn I liked the black and green streaked scales (No cracks, chips or scratches!) Main blade is not even 1-1/2", (but might have been new?).
Ratchet wrench is a 7/16 Craftsman, Sockets are SK, Bonney, "Vanadium chrome" in 24mm, and a Williams.
The small socket rack bears a Duro assigned patent No. 2065340 1935
Old Radar
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So let's talk about this.
First, is it too early to start whining about a recount and voter fraud?
Secondly, with barely a week to go in the voting, only 37 and 34 members, respectively, have bothered to enter a few clicks to cast a vote for Host & PotY. I figure with a concerted effort we could mount a flurry of ballot box stuffing and either RTM or txlonghorn could pull off a come-from-behind win!
Outlawmws
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Now Now! NO POLITICS on GJ! 
RTM
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I'm changing my vote to you to add to your momentum.
Private Lugnutz
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Believe it or not, that's actually pretty good! Might be a new voter turnout record. And I'm being dead serious. The thread has always been very active, moves fast, and always draws a hundred or more participants. But the overwhelming majority of those have always had less than 20 posts. Maybe only 20 guys with 50 or more posts. And maybe 12 "regulars" with 100 or more posts. We've had 20 total votes pick a new host before. It doesn't feel that way, but there really aren't too many guys on here every day and they probably all voted. I don't get it either. It's easy and all in good fun. But we've never had big poll numbers.
d42jeep
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I thought that we would be shut out this weekend with so few likely sales on Craigslist and Estatesales.org. A local sale popped up that Google maps said was 4 minutes away so we checked it out. Prices were slightly high but travel costs were minimal.
-Don
Here are the tools that we brought home. The hammer, adjustable wrench and shiny auger bit are all Craftsman
Slightly rusty Stanley brace
Stiletto monkey wrench
Bemis & Call monkey wrench
Herbrand water pump pliers
Cleaned some up
-Don
Here are the tools that we brought home. The hammer, adjustable wrench and shiny auger bit are all Craftsman
Slightly rusty Stanley brace
Stiletto monkey wrench
Bemis & Call monkey wrench
Herbrand water pump pliers
Cleaned some up
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Outlawmws
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I hate the new Quoting system...
I had this thought today since I drove so far roday, was that an excuse to "go big"?
I spent more in fuel than on what I got..THANKS GUYS!!! Go big or go home, right??? I definitely appreciate the suckage awards from you guys!!!
My first challenge is going to be making room in the garage to get it indoors. It's currently "stored" on the trailer under a tarp.
From there, I'll need help figuring out where / how to set it up to get the most usage from it. I'll set up a separate thread for that.
Funny thing is, everyone at work knows I'll take anything not nailed down (I've scored work benches, shelving cabinets, filing cabinets and a Jet JMD-18 mill/drill over the years), but NO ONE mentioned offering this up (they were content to PAY to have it removed, apparently).
When I asked about taking it, they looked stunned that anyone would WANT it. I think they convinced themselves that it was junk because it ran a lot.
I would have taken both units (to have spare parts at a minimum), but the pumps weren't identical. And, I didn't want to sound greedy. But, I watched them put the second unit on the truck to take it away, and felt pretty sad about that!
Mike
My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.
Lugz is right, there is never a huge turnout in the GarageSale polls. I have no idea why, but there it is.
On Friday, I hit two estate sales and one Restore.
The first sale only had a small number of tools, and I pick up three Vlcheck nut drivers (1/4,5/16, 11/32) two SpinTites (3/8, 7/16) an SK raised panel and a very small hollow ground driver. $4.25.
The second sale was OK until I let my guard down, and not in a good way.
Craftsman metric sockets in both 3/8 and 1/2 on Craftsman racks, and a Goodell Pratt box (which came with a dozen brace bits for some reason). But, as I was walking out, I spyed this:
a 1957 Erector set #8a, the Ferris wheel kit. Beautiful decals and I have seen Erector sets at other sales go for big money, so I picked it up, looking to flip it. I get it home and start to check the price, and it turns out this is the most common set made. And I paid about twice what it is worth. I guess I need to start working on my son getting me grandkids, and quick!
Raineman
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No way I can compete with the total suckage of a free awesome air freaking compressor, but I’m gonna keep swinging in preparation for an epic 2022.
Yesterday’s pawn shop run resulted in my earlier posted Cornwell JR30. (Thanks for the information on that one).
What I didn’t tell you all about was that I left another Cornwell 3/8 ratchet there. It was locked up tighter than…well…it was frozen solid.
I went back today and agreed to their price in hopes I could revive it or rebuild it, or that the Cornwell gods would smile upon me.
When I got home, I decided to try the Seafoam Deep Creep that I recently learned about here on this site. Wow! 2 hours later, she was spinning like new. VERY impressed with the Seafoam and will be cleaning and servicing both ratchets tomorrow.
Yesterday’s pawn shop run resulted in my earlier posted Cornwell JR30. (Thanks for the information on that one).
What I didn’t tell you all about was that I left another Cornwell 3/8 ratchet there. It was locked up tighter than…well…it was frozen solid.
I went back today and agreed to their price in hopes I could revive it or rebuild it, or that the Cornwell gods would smile upon me.
When I got home, I decided to try the Seafoam Deep Creep that I recently learned about here on this site. Wow! 2 hours later, she was spinning like new. VERY impressed with the Seafoam and will be cleaning and servicing both ratchets tomorrow.
I'll echo the suckage for mikeinri, nice score!
Here are the somewhat meager results of the few estate sales I was able to hit. I'm much more excited about the stuff I picked up at an estate auction but not sure if that's applicable to this thread? If so I'll post that up too. In the meantime, here are the non auction items:
This was a first day sale and I kinda paid out the nose but I like all of this stuff so I did it anyway. $35 for the lot if I remember correctly. Top items are all Plomb, 1 1/4" 3/8 socket, WF-8 breaker, 5265 breaker, and 5260 extension. The combo is Proto LA, the three DBE's are Williams superwrenches, the speeder is Snap on (marked K4), and under that is a Snap on socket that is marked "E" if I'm not mistaken. The other two sockets are long C 3/8 Craftsman.
The next sale I arrived in the last 1/2 hour of the sale and it was thoroughly picked over. I couldn't leave behind the Indestro offset DBE's and the little Ford wrench I grabbed for the same reason. I was pleasantly surprised to find the little Plomb DBE in a box full of dreck. $7 for this batch.
The last sale was a privately run estate sale, and there wasn't much left in the way of hand tools. Picked up this Indestro box because I liked the label, the Proto 6128 just because, and of course I couldn't leave a giant Plomb 1240 combo behind. $10. I almost scored a box full of salmon plugs, which new go for $10-15 each. This tackle box had probably 15 of them in there. Just my luck, the gal running the sale sent me to her husband for a price and surprisingly he sent me back to her. When she saw what was in there, she said "Oh I wanted to keep all my dad's old fishing lures!". I couldn't begrudge her that and I left without the plugs.
Here are the somewhat meager results of the few estate sales I was able to hit. I'm much more excited about the stuff I picked up at an estate auction but not sure if that's applicable to this thread? If so I'll post that up too. In the meantime, here are the non auction items:
This was a first day sale and I kinda paid out the nose but I like all of this stuff so I did it anyway. $35 for the lot if I remember correctly. Top items are all Plomb, 1 1/4" 3/8 socket, WF-8 breaker, 5265 breaker, and 5260 extension. The combo is Proto LA, the three DBE's are Williams superwrenches, the speeder is Snap on (marked K4), and under that is a Snap on socket that is marked "E" if I'm not mistaken. The other two sockets are long C 3/8 Craftsman.
The next sale I arrived in the last 1/2 hour of the sale and it was thoroughly picked over. I couldn't leave behind the Indestro offset DBE's and the little Ford wrench I grabbed for the same reason. I was pleasantly surprised to find the little Plomb DBE in a box full of dreck. $7 for this batch.
The last sale was a privately run estate sale, and there wasn't much left in the way of hand tools. Picked up this Indestro box because I liked the label, the Proto 6128 just because, and of course I couldn't leave a giant Plomb 1240 combo behind. $10. I almost scored a box full of salmon plugs, which new go for $10-15 each. This tackle box had probably 15 of them in there. Just my luck, the gal running the sale sent me to her husband for a price and surprisingly he sent me back to her. When she saw what was in there, she said "Oh I wanted to keep all my dad's old fishing lures!". I couldn't begrudge her that and I left without the plugs.
Now if I can just get the box cleaned up without ruining all the adhesive on the label...it's already pulling up a bit.
Here are the auction lots, the box closed at $24, the misc wrenches at $15, and the Plomb at $10. After fees and taxes it was $68. I would have gotten the Plomb lot for $5 if the seller wasn't blatantly shill bidding, no one else even bid other than someone with the same username as the email address for the seller
Duplex machinist box, this needs some work but for some reason I like these boxes a lot. Looking forward to cleaning this one up.
Misc wrenches, I primarily bought this lot for the VlChek DBEs and the P&C
Here are some more of the misc wrenches, some older stuff on the bottom half...
And here's the Plomb lot
Today I hit two uninspiring estate sales and two Restores. In no particular order:
At the first sale, I found the Stanley marking gauge and Colombia vise jaw inserts, along with two books on wood projects. $3
The next sale yielded the small Stanley claw hammer and tack puller for $3.50. The first Restore was quite nice, and I picked up the incomplete Tru-Test set (most of which I have), the Triplett 666, Vlcheck 7/16 nut driver, and the dual bulb fixture I was needing. A little pricy at $17, but not too bad. The final Restore was where I found the New Britain hex set for $3.
At the first sale, I found the Stanley marking gauge and Colombia vise jaw inserts, along with two books on wood projects. $3
The next sale yielded the small Stanley claw hammer and tack puller for $3.50. The first Restore was quite nice, and I picked up the incomplete Tru-Test set (most of which I have), the Triplett 666, Vlcheck 7/16 nut driver, and the dual bulb fixture I was needing. A little pricy at $17, but not too bad. The final Restore was where I found the New Britain hex set for $3.
Saukit, you might find this interesting:
Select Steel Tools : Catalog No. 2 : Indestro Manufacturing Corp. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
36 p., illus., 26.8 cm, trade catalog
archive.org
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Sorry you overpaid on the erector set bmw! But that sure looks to be in nice condition! Save it for that future grandkid.
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I got this load on September 25th and was hoping to clean and restore them all up and eventually post here. This is the motherload by quantity from this year. However, with the life getting in the way and some other tool acquisition since that time (and restoration of some of the tools), I am way behind and will post only what I cleaned at this point, what I photographed plus the list of the tools which I documented going through the bin (had to document the sockets as no name+Jappanese+Taiwan+modified sockets were not worth the time and were sold for $7 yesterday). There are still plenty of things left in the box which I did not catalogue, but I have to let something slide since I will not finish cleaning it for a wile....
I will copy and paste the story from my previous post (Bonney pouch is much better and wrenches are cleaned, but I will post it all together once the pouch is cleaned to the best of my ability in original post..."
"Well, will give a small story first. I bought a lot of dirty and rusty tools (not added to a proper thread yet as I would like to make picture of cleaned up ones, otherwise you will suspect I am buying mostly junk). When I originally visited the sale on my way to work, I bought some tools with this Bonney set which was not complete. I arrived at work, decided to look at the set again (it was missing 2 wrenches) and vaguely remembered in the pile of old rusty tools in a different part of the garage a tiny wrench which was similar in shape, but very rusty and I did not even remember if it was a Bonney. Postpone many hours. On the way back from work my OCD kicked in - drove by the sale - people were closing it. Could not see it right away, but bought more tools (danger of having more time and not in a rush to get to work) As I bought more, they gave me even more rusty tools in a contained so they would not have to throw them away as nobody wanted them. Well, I got home, went through tons of rust, dirt and everything that was there and found not one, but both missing pieces!!! The one I remembered is on the left)"
Everything here + what is still awaiting cleaning and being listed in my garage cost me $11...
...will save several pages first...
Wrenches
Combination wrenches
1/4 Bonney 1158 (6 point)
1/4 Bonney 1158H (6 point, black oxide)
5/16 Bonney 1159 (black oxide)
9/16 Bonney 1163 (m), 1163 (chrome issues – trade)
9/16 Snap On GOEX18B (black oxide, longer)
9/16 Proto 1218
9/16 Proto 1218 modified, chrome issues, open end is grinded from both sides, trade
9/16 Proto 1218B (black oxide)
9/16 Proto 1218B (black oxide)
5/8 Proto 1220B (black oxide)
5/8 Proto 1220L (long)
11/16 Kelsey-Hayes Tools Div Loc-Rite 23022
3/4 Utica Loc-Rite 23024
8mm SK
11mm Craftsman VV
DBE Wrenches
10mm-11mm Craftsman 44360
1/4-5/16 Utica Loc-Rite (5/16 end cracked)
5/16-5/16 Utica Loc-Rite (angulated along horizontal axes on one side, same size bothends)
DOE wrenches
11/32-3/8 P&C 136 offset
Flare nut wrenches
3/8-7/16 Craftsman -V-
1/2-9/16 MAC OHB 1618
Pliers
Long no name pliers
KD 428 Hose Clamp Pliers
KD 285 Brake Shoe Retaining Spring tool
Allen wrenches
Bondhus Gorilla Proof set, Metric: 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 ; red holder, Brown – missing ones
Bondhus 9/64
7 mm Craftsman -V-
7 mm Craftsman -V-
5 mm Craftsman -V-
I will copy and paste the story from my previous post (Bonney pouch is much better and wrenches are cleaned, but I will post it all together once the pouch is cleaned to the best of my ability in original post..."
"Well, will give a small story first. I bought a lot of dirty and rusty tools (not added to a proper thread yet as I would like to make picture of cleaned up ones, otherwise you will suspect I am buying mostly junk). When I originally visited the sale on my way to work, I bought some tools with this Bonney set which was not complete. I arrived at work, decided to look at the set again (it was missing 2 wrenches) and vaguely remembered in the pile of old rusty tools in a different part of the garage a tiny wrench which was similar in shape, but very rusty and I did not even remember if it was a Bonney. Postpone many hours. On the way back from work my OCD kicked in - drove by the sale - people were closing it. Could not see it right away, but bought more tools (danger of having more time and not in a rush to get to work) As I bought more, they gave me even more rusty tools in a contained so they would not have to throw them away as nobody wanted them. Well, I got home, went through tons of rust, dirt and everything that was there and found not one, but both missing pieces!!! The one I remembered is on the left)"
Everything here + what is still awaiting cleaning and being listed in my garage cost me $11...
...will save several pages first...
Wrenches
Combination wrenches
1/4 Bonney 1158 (6 point)
1/4 Bonney 1158H (6 point, black oxide)
5/16 Bonney 1159 (black oxide)
9/16 Bonney 1163 (m), 1163 (chrome issues – trade)
9/16 Snap On GOEX18B (black oxide, longer)
9/16 Proto 1218
9/16 Proto 1218 modified, chrome issues, open end is grinded from both sides, trade
9/16 Proto 1218B (black oxide)
9/16 Proto 1218B (black oxide)
5/8 Proto 1220B (black oxide)
5/8 Proto 1220L (long)
11/16 Kelsey-Hayes Tools Div Loc-Rite 23022
3/4 Utica Loc-Rite 23024
8mm SK
11mm Craftsman VV
DBE Wrenches
10mm-11mm Craftsman 44360
1/4-5/16 Utica Loc-Rite (5/16 end cracked)
5/16-5/16 Utica Loc-Rite (angulated along horizontal axes on one side, same size bothends)
DOE wrenches
11/32-3/8 P&C 136 offset
Flare nut wrenches
3/8-7/16 Craftsman -V-
1/2-9/16 MAC OHB 1618
Pliers
Long no name pliers
KD 428 Hose Clamp Pliers
KD 285 Brake Shoe Retaining Spring tool
Allen wrenches
Bondhus Gorilla Proof set, Metric: 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 ; red holder, Brown – missing ones
Bondhus 9/64
7 mm Craftsman -V-
7 mm Craftsman -V-
5 mm Craftsman -V-
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1/4 drive sockets
U – UPSIDEDOWN, 6 – 6 point, D-deep, BO – black oxide.
Black color – check if needed for sets, consider if will be kept; Other color – will get rid of
1/4 Drive, SAE
Snap On STM10, 5/16 deep,cr,6
Snap On GTA3 extension
Bonney 1/4, BO
Bonney 3/8, BO
Craftsman =V= 3/16,6
Craftsman =V= 7/32,6
Craftsman -V- 1/4,6
Craftsman UG 9/32,6
Craftsman =V= 5/16,6
Craftsman -V- 5/16,6
Craftsman =V= 11/32
Craftsman =V= 11/32,6
Craftsman G 3/8,6
Craftsman UG 7/16, 6
Craftsman V 1/2
Deep:
Craftsman UG2 ?7/16, D, 6
Apex MB1208 1/4Magnetic bolt clearance long socket
Taiwan 3/16,6
Japan 5/16,6
Taiwan 11/32,6
Taiwan 3/8
Taiwan 7/16,6
Taiwan 7/16,6
Unknown 9/32 D,6
Unknown 7/16
Unknown 1/4, 6
Unknown 1/2, 6
Unknown Swivel extension
Metric
Craftsman UG 7mm,6
Craftsman UG 9mm,6
Craftsmna EE 9mm modified
Crafrsman UG 10mm, 6
Craftsman UG 11mm,6
Craftsman UG 14mm, 6
Stanley 10mm, 6
Taiwan 4mm, 6
Unknown 8mm,6
Unknown 8mm, modified, 6
Workforce 8mm, 6
Deep
Craftsman UG, 10mm
Craftsman –V- long extension
3/8 drive sockets
6 – six point
SAE
Blackhawk 7/16, 6
Bonney 1/4, 6
Bonney 7/8 black oxide
Bonney 3/8 to 1/4 converter
Bonney T60G extension
Craftsman =V=, 7/16
Craftsman =V=, 7/16
Craftsman =V= 5/8, scratch
Craftsman -V- 5/8
Craftsman -V- 11/16
Craftsman =V= 3/4
Craftsman -V- 15/16
Craftsman ?size, model – rust/dirt needs to be cleaned
Fleet 9/16
Kelsey-Heyes LockRite 11/16 black oxide
SK 1/2,6
SK 11/16
SK 3/4
Master Mechanic Japan 9/16
Japan 9/16,6
Japan 11/16
Japan 11/16
Taiwan 3/4
Utica LockRite 5/16 black oxide
Utica LockRite 1/2
Utica LockRite 3/4, black oxide
Deep
Craftsman G 7/16, 6
Craftsman G 1/2, 6
Craftsman G 1/2, 6
Craftsman -V- 1/2,6
Craftsman UG 9/16,6
Craftsman -V- 11/16, 6
SK 5/8, 6 modified
Utica Lock Rite 9/16, black oxide
Unknown, 1/2
Craftsman =V= 3/8 swivel
Craftsman =V= 3/8 swivel
Craftsman 44207 extension
3/8 to 1/4
3/8 to 1/4
Apex 835 Phillips
Apex 838 hexagonal
Specialized 4 point socket – need to look up, no name
Metric
SO 12mm,6
Craftsman G 10 mm modified
Craftsman -V- 13mm
Craftsman G 14mm, 6
Craftsman UG 16mm,6
Craftsman G 18mm
Craftsman UG 19mm,6
Craftsman -V- 19mm
Sri Lanca 14mm, 6
Stanley 13mm,6
Taiwan 14mm
Unknown 14mm,6
Deep
Craftsman G 14mm, 6
Craftsman G 15mm,6
Craftsman G 17mm, 6
U – UPSIDEDOWN, 6 – 6 point, D-deep, BO – black oxide.
Black color – check if needed for sets, consider if will be kept; Other color – will get rid of
1/4 Drive, SAE
Snap On STM10, 5/16 deep,cr,6
Snap On GTA3 extension
Bonney 1/4, BO
Bonney 3/8, BO
Craftsman =V= 3/16,6
Craftsman =V= 7/32,6
Craftsman -V- 1/4,6
Craftsman UG 9/32,6
Craftsman =V= 5/16,6
Craftsman -V- 5/16,6
Craftsman =V= 11/32
Craftsman =V= 11/32,6
Craftsman G 3/8,6
Craftsman UG 7/16, 6
Craftsman V 1/2
Deep:
Craftsman UG2 ?7/16, D, 6
Apex MB1208 1/4Magnetic bolt clearance long socket
Taiwan 3/16,6
Japan 5/16,6
Taiwan 11/32,6
Taiwan 3/8
Taiwan 7/16,6
Taiwan 7/16,6
Unknown 9/32 D,6
Unknown 7/16
Unknown 1/4, 6
Unknown 1/2, 6
Unknown Swivel extension
Metric
Craftsman UG 7mm,6
Craftsman UG 9mm,6
Craftsmna EE 9mm modified
Crafrsman UG 10mm, 6
Craftsman UG 11mm,6
Craftsman UG 14mm, 6
Stanley 10mm, 6
Taiwan 4mm, 6
Unknown 8mm,6
Unknown 8mm, modified, 6
Workforce 8mm, 6
Deep
Craftsman UG, 10mm
Craftsman –V- long extension
3/8 drive sockets
6 – six point
SAE
Blackhawk 7/16, 6
Bonney 1/4, 6
Bonney 7/8 black oxide
Bonney 3/8 to 1/4 converter
Bonney T60G extension
Craftsman =V=, 7/16
Craftsman =V=, 7/16
Craftsman =V= 5/8, scratch
Craftsman -V- 5/8
Craftsman -V- 11/16
Craftsman =V= 3/4
Craftsman -V- 15/16
Craftsman ?size, model – rust/dirt needs to be cleaned
Fleet 9/16
Kelsey-Heyes LockRite 11/16 black oxide
SK 1/2,6
SK 11/16
SK 3/4
Master Mechanic Japan 9/16
Japan 9/16,6
Japan 11/16
Japan 11/16
Taiwan 3/4
Utica LockRite 5/16 black oxide
Utica LockRite 1/2
Utica LockRite 3/4, black oxide
Deep
Craftsman G 7/16, 6
Craftsman G 1/2, 6
Craftsman G 1/2, 6
Craftsman -V- 1/2,6
Craftsman UG 9/16,6
Craftsman -V- 11/16, 6
SK 5/8, 6 modified
Utica Lock Rite 9/16, black oxide
Unknown, 1/2
Craftsman =V= 3/8 swivel
Craftsman =V= 3/8 swivel
Craftsman 44207 extension
3/8 to 1/4
3/8 to 1/4
Apex 835 Phillips
Apex 838 hexagonal
Specialized 4 point socket – need to look up, no name
Metric
SO 12mm,6
Craftsman G 10 mm modified
Craftsman -V- 13mm
Craftsman G 14mm, 6
Craftsman UG 16mm,6
Craftsman G 18mm
Craftsman UG 19mm,6
Craftsman -V- 19mm
Sri Lanca 14mm, 6
Stanley 13mm,6
Taiwan 14mm
Unknown 14mm,6
Deep
Craftsman G 14mm, 6
Craftsman G 15mm,6
Craftsman G 17mm, 6
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1/2 drive sockets
SAE
Craftsman -V- 9/16,6
Craftsman =V= 7/8 modified
Craftsman 7/8, 6 modified
Craftsman =V= 15/16 modified
Craftsman -V- 1 1/16
Kraeuter 1/2
Kraeuter 5/8
Kraeuter 1
Kraeuter 1 1/4
Kraueter ? size modified
Proto 1 1/4 Impact, 6
Deep
Snap On 1 1/16, 6, chrome defects, poor condition
Craftsman G 5/8, 6
Craftsman G 5/8 extra long
Sears 13/16, 6 modified
Craftsman 1/2 extension
Metric
Craftsman -V- 17mm,6
GRAY extension
Easco Phillips bit
There is still a lot in the box including old Cincinnati C-clamps, more wrenches (some modified), screwdrivers, etc, etc. I decided that since we have only 11 days left and I still have tons of cleaning and restoration on other purchases from this year, I will just post what I have and consider adding it to this post if I remember once it's all done (I am catching up currently on one of my later acquisitions which has a lot of tools and sockets which fill spaces in my SK wrench and socket gaps, etc...)
SAE
Craftsman -V- 9/16,6
Craftsman =V= 7/8 modified
Craftsman 7/8, 6 modified
Craftsman =V= 15/16 modified
Craftsman -V- 1 1/16
Kraeuter 1/2
Kraeuter 5/8
Kraeuter 1
Kraeuter 1 1/4
Kraueter ? size modified
Proto 1 1/4 Impact, 6
Deep
Snap On 1 1/16, 6, chrome defects, poor condition
Craftsman G 5/8, 6
Craftsman G 5/8 extra long
Sears 13/16, 6 modified
Craftsman 1/2 extension
Metric
Craftsman -V- 17mm,6
GRAY extension
Easco Phillips bit
There is still a lot in the box including old Cincinnati C-clamps, more wrenches (some modified), screwdrivers, etc, etc. I decided that since we have only 11 days left and I still have tons of cleaning and restoration on other purchases from this year, I will just post what I have and consider adding it to this post if I remember once it's all done (I am catching up currently on one of my later acquisitions which has a lot of tools and sockets which fill spaces in my SK wrench and socket gaps, etc...)
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Thanks, that is indeed helpful! Of course I don't have any of the pieces that go in the box so it's yet another project...not that I am complaining!Saukit, you might find this interesting:
Select Steel Tools : Catalog No. 2 : Indestro Manufacturing Corp. : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
36 p., illus., 26.8 cm, trade catalogarchive.org
How I spent $71 this morning…
Today marks the last day Jake’s Flea Market is open till April, so MrsLS & I headed down Rt100, arriving around 7am. Overnight rain, near-freezing temps and a 17mph wind seemed to have convinced many to stay home, but a few reliables were out in the field, and my main objective was a shed where I had spotted the heritage box and circle-U 1/2dr set a week ago.
My personal favorite is the zipbag of steel corner reinforcements. I have paid 4/$1 for these on occasion, but this bag of dozens - none rusty - was $1 total!
Back home, I crossed the street where a neighbor was running a porch sale and picked up a handful of mostly parts saws and other smalls.
EDIT - update on the “for parts” saw - turns out to be a Woodrough & McParlin Conncinnati. Nickel-plated brass Glover patent nuts and the skew back lead me to suspect it is from after the Disston takeover of National Saw Co, but I really don’t know. The medalion has more letters, but so worn in the center, I’ll have to search more to learn what it says. Thanks to Mark Stansbury’s trowel blog for the info.
Today marks the last day Jake’s Flea Market is open till April, so MrsLS & I headed down Rt100, arriving around 7am. Overnight rain, near-freezing temps and a 17mph wind seemed to have convinced many to stay home, but a few reliables were out in the field, and my main objective was a shed where I had spotted the heritage box and circle-U 1/2dr set a week ago.
My personal favorite is the zipbag of steel corner reinforcements. I have paid 4/$1 for these on occasion, but this bag of dozens - none rusty - was $1 total!
Back home, I crossed the street where a neighbor was running a porch sale and picked up a handful of mostly parts saws and other smalls.
EDIT - update on the “for parts” saw - turns out to be a Woodrough & McParlin Conncinnati. Nickel-plated brass Glover patent nuts and the skew back lead me to suspect it is from after the Disston takeover of National Saw Co, but I really don’t know. The medalion has more letters, but so worn in the center, I’ll have to search more to learn what it says. Thanks to Mark Stansbury’s trowel blog for the info.
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Smokeshow69
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You ****! I probably would have paid $71 just for the circle u set! Nice pickupHow I spent $71 this morning…
Today marks the last day Jake’s Flea Market is open till April, so MrsLS & I headed down Rt100, arriving around 7am. Overnight rain, near-freezing temps and a 17mph wind seemed to have convinced many to stay home, but a few reliables were out in the field, and my main objective was a shed where I had spotted the heritage box and circle-U 1/2dr set a week ago.
My personal favorite is the zipbag of steel corner reinforcements. I have paid 4/$1 for these on occasion, but this bag of dozens - none rusty - was $1 total!
Back home, I crossed the street where a neighbor was running a porch sale and picked up a handful of mostly parts saws and other smalls.