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3200fps

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BTMSUP

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I have been really good the last few weeks but my sata 3000 is finally showing her age.

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AmishFury

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MattVette89

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radrush said:
Picked up these Craftsman adjustable wrenches (?).

These appear to be NOS (new old stock): never used. I guess in some cases NOS also means "got for Christmas and never opened".

I figure they will make good chisel and punch holders. :)
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I got one of those in a tool lot I purchased. I kept it just because. Just for fun I used it to fix my son's bike. It was kind of cheesy, but worked ok. I think if you were limited on space and wanted to keep it in the glovebox as a "just in case" it would be fine. I will keep it as a chisel holder just like you mentioned.
 
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dodge610

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radrush said:
Picked up these Craftsman adjustable wrenches (?).

These appear to be NOS (new old stock): never used. I guess in some cases NOS also means "got for Christmas and never opened".

I figure they will make good chisel and punch holders. :)
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Great Idea on those adjustable wrenches. Where you getting all this from.
 
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garthg

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New ebay purchase: Snap On 250 ft-lb 1/2" drive torque wrench, 2009, like new in blow-molded case, flawless on the surface. One-quarter the price of new. Good for lug nuts, axle nuts, crank bolts, heavy suspension parts, etc.

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gauanh

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mark.dziamski said:
New Torin magnetic screwdriver hold came in today.

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Pros: It definitely saves space which for me a is a huge plus as I'm always buying new tools. Its looks and feels well designed and built.

Cons: The magnet is not as strong as I had hoped for. It sits to high up so your tool may not sit very even.

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Sell me your screwdriver tray!
 
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joeyd01

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3200fps said:
Just a couple of highlights over the last 2 months or so. I'm working on getting a really solid setup going for home, most of my good stuff is at work. Keep in mind some of these are Princess Auto, some are Canadian Tire brand (always from a great sale) and the others are Snap-on off the truck.
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Where did you get that drill bit set?

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joeyd01 said:
Wow that's a deal.

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Some of their sales can get ridiculous. I got my IR thermometer for 9.99 a year or so ago. Multimeter with an amp clamp for the same price actually.


I try not to buy anything there unless it's on sale for a stupid price.
 
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3200fps

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Some of their sales can get ridiculous. I got my IR thermometer for 9.99 a year or so ago. Multimeter with an amp clamp for the same price actually.


I try not to buy anything there unless it's on sale for a stupid price.
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Nice score on the IR thermometer, I got mine a few weeks ago for 30 bucks down from 100. Not the deal of the century but still a solid deal. I think Canadian Tire sales are the one place we have the Americans beat :)
 
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Van Steele

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Craftsman pry bar set, GearWrench ratcheting spanners and Snap-On 3/4 flare nut socket.
The GearWrench will be my first 'modern' ratcheting spanners.
 

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CastleBravo

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Well I'm finally realizing many of my dad's old tools (now mine) are good USA made Craftsman tools.

This one isn't new but in a way it is to me since I've just pulled it off the shelf and found the whole box to be USA made.

I don't think the set has ever been used. I'll while them down and oil them to keep the corrosion away.

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malbojah

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Picked up a Wurth parts box @ a local auction for $40 today

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Gotta find something to do with all the o-rings, palnuts, and a/c o-rings

Also need an extra drawer if someone can point me in the right direction.
 
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jeepinerdeep

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malbojah said:
Picked up a Wurth parts box @ a local auction for $40 today

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Gotta find something to do with all the o-rings, palnuts, and a/c o-rings

Also need an extra drawer if someone can point me in the right direction.
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I think Durham is the manufacturer you want. dripspot on ebay has some Grainger branded ones for 25 bucks approx. Check your dimensions I think there are a few sizes out there.
 
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K-Dog

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Okay, some of you are gonna hate me.

A few weeks ago I got a used 3/8 Snap-On TechWrench for $200.00

Well Friday I saw a used 1/2 inch TechWrench on the truck for $250.00. I traded my old Matco clicker style toque wrench for $130.00, so I walked off the truck with a 1/2 inch TechWrench for $120.00
Yaaay me.

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Its kinda crazy. I am a body man with three TechWrenches.
 
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Bobcat753

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Jarhead0408 said:
Nice! I've been checking into RC trailers out here lately. When I go to buy an enclosed trailer I think it'll be one of theirs.
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I think so far that its very good quality. Nice heavy beams and crossbars. This one weighs quite a bit but can I barely feel it being towed. Also the rear ramp/door is constructed from 1/4" thick angle iron. Other ramps I've seen where made from only 1/8" angle.
 
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