Found some good usa tools!

[Almostbroke94]

My dad and I were working on things around the house and I asked him if we could go through and organize his tools and other miscellaneous boxes we have full of wrenches, sockets, ect,. Found these awesome SO wrenches, some Proto non slip wrenches and 2 hard handle Mac screw drivers. His boxes are completely full so he let me keep what's show in the pictures for organizing his garage.

I think the SO flare nut wrench is really cool, RSXS14. Is it purposely made like that? Haven't found much info about it

 

[Richard Cranium]

nice score for helping Dad with his garage.

 

[Almostbroke94]

That's what I'm saying! Spending time with him means more then the cool tools, couldn't help but share!

 

[Empty Pockets]

Nice assortment of tool. Enjoy the time spent with your dad, my dad passed several years ago, and I wish to this day I had had more time to spend with him.

Most all of his tools came my way. After several years, I have finally started sorting them out. Nearly every tool brings back a memory from my youth.

 

[Karl_B]

Congratulations on a fun time and new tools. To answer your questions about that wrench, it was made that way, and some people still like those wrenches. There have been times when one would be handy, but I haven't ever sought them out.

http://www.collectingsnapon.com/index.php?page=wrenches/RS Ratcheting wrench series

 

[gdocktor3]

I believe that's what they call a "ratcheting" open end wrench. There's really nothing ratcheting about it, but its meant to speed up the process.

I love the look and feel of those Proto wrenches. They're awesome.

 

[Almostbroke94]

Empty pockets, I'm really sorry for your loss. When I was younger, being out with friends and doing things without the family is what I did and now I'm I spend everyday with them in the garage or out riding dirt bikes and four wheelers, even just hanging out after work doing family stuff. I appreciate the he'll out of them and would rather devote my time to them than friends. And thank you, I really appreciate it! They are some nice tools, very thankful to have them be given to me!

Karl B, thank you! I figured it was something along the lines of your explanation but wasn't 100% sure, I have never used one but I will definitely give it a shot when I can find a use for it!

gdocktor3, thank you for the explanation as well, I wasn't to sure like I said but I'm going to try it out if and when there is an appropriate time for it! And I agree 100% with you on the look and feel of the Proto wrenches, they fit nicely in the hand and really don't slip when wrenching, probably my favorite wrenches to use for sure!