My weekend haul

[Toolhorder]

I figured I hardly ever post my deals on here so here goes,

Vaughan hammer, c-man rubber mallet, 2 mac sockets and 1 snappy socket, cordless dremel, oiler, c-man adjustable 6 inch wrench, sk flat blade $5

Mac pick and snappy socket and some glass fuses and funnel $6

2 Snappy 3/4 sockets, facom 19mm hex and 1 snappy screwdriver $16

 

[mkdive]

Not bad at all! That's a cool pick. How old is your house??? Still using fuses?

Only thing I found today was at a swap meet close to the house. 2 plomb wrenches for $1.75. I couldnt pass it up.

 

[vj6pac]

good score.


cheers chook...

 

[eborcim]

nice stuff

 

[arkangel06]

Sweet score!

 

[Toolhorder]

Not bad at all! That's a cool pick. How old is your house??? Still using fuses?

Only thing I found today was at a swap meet close to the house. 2 plomb wrenches for $1.75. I couldnt pass it up.

My house was made in 1946 I think. We have a newer outside panel but a couple circuits are still on the inside original panel and have screw in glass fuses. They are more and more expensive so I snagged that old pack of them.

That pick is pretty cool. I didn't know it was even Mac at first.
The Snappy socket from the estate sale isn't 1/2 OR 3/4 so I'm trying to figure that out. Has knurling marks around it like an old Cman socket.

That Vaughan ball peen is the bee's knees if you know hammers.

 

[fatfillup]

I've used that mac pick just about daily for 20 years. Great tool for orings in quick couplers. Had it replaced a few times.

Thanks for the tip on the Vaughan hammers. I have at least 75 hammers for sale and never quite know how to price them. I go by feel and condition and put a price on them.

The snappy socket may be 5/8's used in industrial settings so employees wouldn't steal them.

In the last year and a half, I've bought and sold about $40K of tools and have yet to see a Facom tool of any kind. I keep hoping for the big auction score where no one know facom but haven't seen any yet.

Nice find on some useful tools.