Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: bonneyman on September 18, 2011, 10:33:19 PM
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Found a small pile of goodies, and only had to cough up $3:
(http://i510.photobucket.com/albums/s345/tankerG/IMG_1748.jpg)
The NOS Diamond pliers are worth $15.
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Nice!! Who is the maker of the green handled drivers?
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How is the maker of the green handled drivers?
He's doing well now.
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How is the maker of the green handled drivers?
He's doing well now.
Dyslexia gets the better of me sometimes…
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That water pump pliers can't be worth $15, heck, no one's used it yet!!! Cool finds. I've never known if the Xcellite and VACO's were worth collecting or not, so I guess they are, eh?
Nice finds, sir.
DM&FS
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How is the maker of the green handled drivers?
He's doing well now.
Dyslexia gets the better of me sometimes…
Sorry about that. I just cannot resist a suggestive typo.
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That water pump pliers can't be worth $15, heck, no one's used it yet!!! Cool finds. I've never known if the Xcellite and VACO's were worth collecting or not, so I guess they are, eh?
Nice finds, sir.
DM&FS
Epsteins has comparable ones for $12, but they have the blue handles.
I have a set of small Xcelites screwdrivers going, so I can't pass them up. They smell, but that's part of the allure.
I just have a thing for VACO nutdrivers. They were one of the first tools I got when I started in HVAC over 20 years ago. In fact, I still have my original yellow 5/16"er in my daily tool carrier!
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I have nut drivers I havn't picked up in years, but, the VACO tools in general seem to be indestructable. I have several #3 phillips drivers that I do unspeakable things to, and they still look almost new. They have outlasted countless other home junko specials, and a few craftsmans as well...
The really weird thing is, I have never seen a slotted one....
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How is the maker of the green handled drivers?
He's doing well now.
Dyslexia gets the better of me sometimes…
Sorry about that. I just cannot resist a suggestive typo.
No problem...
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...The really weird thing is, I have never seen a slotted one....
Darn! I just saw a VACO standard slotted screwdriver today in a pawn shop junk bin. About 5-6 inches long, really bad shape.