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atikovi

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Set of finger wrenches. Looked at these from Matco but for $200, no way.

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Then I saw these from VIM for $72, but still more than I want to spend for something I may only use a few times a year.

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Ended up getting these off Amazon for $36. More sizes plus some attachments for half the price. Quality feels pretty good for Chineseum.

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LWB

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Wrench rails. This will be the 4th different kind I've tried (Princess and the pea) Mostly trying to make the most of my shallow drawers. If these fail they will be doomed to lay flat in my box :rolleyes:

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Old drawer layout


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New layout. I have all of my wrenches in one drawer now minus a few on a cart. OEM for the win!

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ForrestT

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Wiha goodness courtesy of Lowe’s. On sale for $19.99 each. Thinking ahead, I picked up a screwdriver set for my dad for his birthday in May as he is still using old craftsman acetate handles at 84 years young. Time for him to get his hands on a comfortable set of screwdrivers with good tips.
 

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DAustin

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Wiha goodness courtesy of Lowe’s. On sale for $19.99 each. Thinking ahead, I picked up a screwdriver set for my dad for his birthday in May as he is still using old craftsman acetate handles at 84 years young. Time for him to get his hands on a comfortable set of screwdrivers with good tips.
Went to Lowe's and bought two packs, one for me and one as a gift. Thanks for the heads up on these. It's nice they are made in Germany and not Viet Nam like a lot of their stuff.
 

bscman

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Not brand new, but NOS.

Picked up with Ace Hanson tap and die set from eBay. Can't beat the assortment for just over $40 and free shipping.

Slight rusting on the thread pitch gauge and the die handle has some slight corrosion, but everything else is as new. Hard to beat!
 

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BlakeTheCarGuy

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This just showed up addressed to me. Not sure from who but whoever sent it thank you. And it was under my forum name so it had to be someone here. It’s from JBTools. But I’m very appreciative whoever sent this. In a way it’s kind of too pretty to use lol. It’s nice to have a new addition to the box haven’t had any in a few weeks.
 

Fedwrench

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Picked up a couple more on the 3/8" power fist ratchets that are on sale at Princess auto and a Lisle scrub brush for calipers. Also a thread checker. I'm fine with SAE but not so good on guessing metric sizing.

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Hey, How long are those Power Fist locking 3/8 drive flex head ratchets? I can't believe you guys up North have those ratchets :wtf: :lol: :beer:
 

Slednut

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Received this bench top lathe from my SIL for Christmas. After picking it up in September at a yard sale he did as much as possible to make it as tight as possible, installed a DC treadmill motor and controller he made so it is now variable speed. He also made a new dial on the crosslide that you can read plus a new base for it to sit on. He did a bunch of other things to make it better than new.

BTW It's a Craftsman.
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Miss the Pontiacs

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D728A231-2BCF-4001-81F3-74DC5AEC7A2D.jpegI bought this Bosch router about a week before Xmas. I have an old Craftsman mounted in a table and a Makita
laminate trimmer. My wife was with me and pushed for me to buy it. She asked when I was first planning on using the router. Answer was in the New Year. At home she grabs it and says I’ll get it for Christmas. Guess she didn’t like my other potential gift ideas. 😉
 

Renegade1LI

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Bought this off ebay, assumed it was used, seller didn’t say it was new, so it was a nice surprise. A Stanley hinge **** template set, new in original box with receipt.
 

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ForrestT

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Hey, How long are those Power Fist locking 3/8 drive flex head ratchets? I can't believe you guys up North have those ratchets :wtf: :lol: :beer:
I’m not from up north but had a friend who was last winter. They picked me up the locking flex head 1/4” drive long handle. Same ratchet as Napa Carlyle locking flexhead’s. Fed, if I remember correctly, you or Mr. B said they were Tone made. Very nice and price is cheap. The 1/4” ran me about $30 vs what Napa was asking. No comfort grip though. Made in Taiwan. I’ll measure my 1/4” long handle tomorrow and report. I’m thinking it is 12” if I remember correctly.
 

LWB

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Fedwrench

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I’m not from up north but had a friend who was last winter. They picked me up the locking flex head 1/4” drive long handle. Same ratchet as Napa Carlyle locking flexhead’s. Fed, if I remember correctly, you or Mr. B said they were Tone made. Very nice and price is cheap. The 1/4” ran me about $30 vs what Napa was asking. No comfort grip though. Made in Taiwan. I’ll measure my 1/4” long handle tomorrow and report. I’m thinking it is 12” if I remember correctly.
Thanks, They remind me of the powerbuilt pro ratchet head with a different shaped handle. :beer:
 

Meursault74

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This just showed up addressed to me. Not sure from who but whoever sent it thank you. And it was under my forum name so it had to be someone here. It’s from JBTools. But I’m very appreciative whoever sent this. In a way it’s kind of too pretty to use lol. It’s nice to have a new addition to the box haven’t had any in a few weeks.
Very generous gift.

They say it's the thought that counts. So, if I had thought to send you something like that it would have been this one;)

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Mr. Roboto

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Zip ties and Icon wrenches, used a 20% no exclusion coupon.

Are the HF zip ties any good? I’ve always been afraid to try them.

Picked up a couple more on the 3/8" power fist ratchets that are on sale at Princess auto and a Lisle scrub brush for calipers. Also a thread checker. I'm fine with SAE but not so good on guessing metric sizing.

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Nice, didn’t know lisle made one of those brushes. Going to order one!
 

Dig Doug

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Not new to me!

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I got my nephew a took cart from HF for Christmas, got him set up with a bunch of stuff from my collection ! It’s his 1st set of tools, we are Very proud of him! He is an electrical engineer just graduated in June.

He likes orange
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