Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: johnsironsanctuary on January 06, 2013, 01:47:16 PM
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I didn't do as well as Moose, but not bad for $15 each lot.
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Stanley X6LG Lifeguard 6 inch rule
S-K 1/2-9/16 DBE
Snap On 3/8 Dr ratchet Ferret F70 N
Craftsman 3/8 Dr ratchet Thumbwheel 43788 -V-
11 Taiwan crudsockets
1/4 Dr 5/16 6pt Craftsman socket -V-
3/8 Dr 9/16 12 pt S-K socket
3/8-1/4 Craftsman adapter 4256 -V-
3/8 Dr 9/16 12 pt SnapOn F181 socket
3/8 Dr 5/8 in 12 pt JH Williams socket B1220
3/8 Dr 6 in extension Craftsman -V- 44261
3/8 Dr 2 1/2in extension Action 51JA OILY?
3/8 Dr 3 in extension Craftsman -G- 44264
1/4 Dr 2 in extension SK Wayne 40961
3/8 Dr 13/16 Spark Plug socket no name
Stanley Thrifty slot head screw driver
Craftsman Screw Holding Screwdriver WF 41123
Milton Tire filler extension (brass)
Buss FP1 fuse puller
Plumb 4 oz ball pein hammer
Dunlap 6 in Chrome pliers
2 1/2 in magnifying glass
Channelok 12" in bag
K Precision Plug Gapper
Set Allens in bag
Acorn Pat'd razor holder
NoName trim clip pliers
36 in metal self roll tape measure
Orange Union Toolbox
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Keen Kutter KK14 10 in painted wood and brass level
Craftsman 13/16 X 12in Auger
2 4 1/2 in Grinding wheels
Combo coarse/fine rasp
BandAid can full of small drills
Stanley No 60 3/4 in chisel
Stanley No 60 5/8 chisel No 60 must have been a set
Bonney obstruction wrench 553AS 3/4 13/16
5/8-11/16 Tiger offset DBE
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The No. 60 chisels - black and yaller plastic handles, metal striking cap for most of their lives - are dynamite carpentry chisels. Very tough steel that will hold an edge, and the metal striking cap means you can use your nail hammer on them (though I wouldn't recommend using a waffle-face hammer), so you don't need a mallet in your toolbelt. I rarely need to get out any of the other chisels when I'm doing carpentry.
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I started carrying a #60 just like that over 40 years ago. Its still in my old toolbelt. I have rounded up more over the years. The really narrow and really wide ones are the hard ones to get. 1/2, 3/4 and 1" are easy.
But you really killed on that first lot! yOWZA!!
The fine tooth round head C-man alone!!
yours Scott
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Not bad!
That Craftsman RHFT ratchet will cause a bullfight over at the GG. People are falling all over themselves trying to get them since Sears discontinued them in 2010 and the rebuild kits have evaporated.