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YesIHaveAHammer

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Klein LAN Scout® Jr. 2 ethernet cable tester VDV526-200
On its own, it verifies the cable and displays the detail of any fault/mistake. It can also generate tones for tracing cables with a separately available probe. The short patch cables were separate, essential for testing installed sockets end to end. The range includes one more basic and two more advanced ones.
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Facom 441 XL OGV Grip wrenches 11, 12mm
Filling out more of that partial set I got cheap.
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Facom 41 Offset Combination Wrench 13mm
Just trying something a little different.
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Saltus 3=1 swivel socket combination wrench 15mm
Filling a gap in my set. They're rarely available now so I figured it's my only chance.
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ETJ

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Used Snap-on EEPV508 transmission and engine pressure set
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Unused 2nd hand Blue-point (RIDGID) E1025 extractor set. Only paid 55 euros compared to the silly list price of $1220.IMG_1485.jpg


Used Snapon sockets:
- 208EFAY SAE standard hex bit socket set
- 206EFABL SAE long ball hex bit socket set
-206EFAL SAE long hex bit socket set
-206EFAML Metric long hex bit socket set
-Older 9-piece BEXD deep extractor socket set
-Two low profile spark plug sockets
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Snap-on SAE line wrench set RXFS605B.
Lisle small hose clamp vise and filter wrench.
Bahco filter wrench.
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Snap-on REX25C Multispline screw extractor set and EXD10 screw extractor and drill bit set.
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Bahco brake line tools
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and couple deburring tools

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mikeinri

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Some seriously valuable wisdom here...

It can be best for DIY use to have a USA Vermont American quality level set covering most occasional needs and eventualities and replace specific sizes in that set that you use a lot with higher quality ones. Then you do not break the bank to cover stuff you only use a little, have good coverage for what might come up from time to time, and also have good ones for the sizes that you use a lot.

By the way, some of the people showing tap and die pics should oil + clean them more before storage. When they rust, it degrades the cutting edges. I try to wipe mine down with something like WD-40 after use and then store them somewhere dry. Surface rust will mess up a good quality top or die and it is much easier to prevent than to try and address it or resharpen after it starts rusting. It is also not a good idea to let cutting oil and grime harden into a sludge on them. They usually clean up pretty easily if done right after use.

Mike
 

gilbo

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I just got my USA made Irwin tap & die set from Menards.


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I also got this set of press and pull sleeve. Made pressing in bushings a breeze for my suburban

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I also got a couple fluid extractors. The Four Uncles pneumatic/manual makes changing ATF a lot less messy. I just used this week to drop the pan on my OBS C1500, so much quicker and easier, but mainly no mess. If you don't have one get one.

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The OMT fluid extractor will be great when changing brake and P/S fluid.

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oled

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Some chinese equipment for the workshop: a remote control for my dust extractor and a work light. First impression of the lamp is good. The brightest setting is ridiculously bright, I dont know what to use that for. But a nice handy lamp with magnets and two hooks for hanging. It also has threading for a tripod.
 

gilbo

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Weekend Marketplace score! Guy across town listed this like new Sears/Craftsman 3 tier tool box w/ keys and I jumped on it immediately. I cleaned it up, put a coat of wax on it and cut some new drawer liners. Less than $400 total invested.

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I had that exact Craftsman setup for almost 25 years, now I upgraded to two 42" USG S3 roll cab and 56 roll cab " with top chest.
 

BobsYourUncle69

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I went to a regular on FB market place that I buy from.
He had 2 buckets filled with sockets.
He was basically , take a hand full and call it a couple of $. He looked tired , I was tired so I just asked " how much for the buckets " to which he said , Eh , $35 for the pair so I took both buckets.

In amongst the sockets , there are Hex drive sockets , some deep and shallow 1/2 and 1/4 drive sockets.

What was in there that is never seen before in the wild , a 6.3mm deep socket( pictured below ).
 

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Squankum

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Menards won’t ship to California, I hate California 😞

You people keep gnawing on things! That's how you get the lead in your brains!

Now that I think of it, thanks to these here intertubes, somebody from GJ who lives in Menards territory could buy it and mail it to you. (I do not live in Menards country.)
 
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