Tool Talk
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: dimwittedmoose51 on September 24, 2012, 09:30:18 AM
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These first three photos would be the Thursday and part of the Friday stuff. I still have to unpack and photograph the Late Friday and Saturday stuff.
From left to right:
NAPA female torx sockets (Oddly enough, I don't have any of these for my worker tool box)
Indestro 2372 3/4" Ratchet(swapped 4 Chinese 3" C clamps and $10 for this jewel) Anyone care to guess how that 1/2" bow was put in the handle?? No stress marks or damage to the handle plating, so a cheater pipe is unlikely. Question 2.: Any ideas on how to straighten it back? I think it will work okay as it is though. A tool that will smile at me all day, if nothing else.
V-series 3/8"-1/4" adapter
No name of same size, but with all the knurliing, there's no place for the logo...any clues folks??
NAPA NS 23 1/2" extension(head is mushroomed a bit) maybe 1.5" in length.
1/2" OTC Speeder H-183
Thorsen torsion Link socket 574
Nail gouge/starter...no name
No name screwdriver kit
Craft deep wall socket 40420 12 pt 5/8"
Bledsoe Pliers
Wilde Wrench 6"(pat. applied for in 1928 approved in '31)
TIA
DM&FS
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In my experience I would say a cheater is the only likely way that handle was bent. If it were quality plating I don't believe it would necessarily crack or flake. My 2c - I would treat it like a sore body part and not screw with it - putting it back as a user.
Nice find on that draglink socket.
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Left side Top to Bottom:
New Britain NDF-10 DOE
Par-X UO-2224 DOE
VLCHEK WBE 18 9/16" combo(someone on TT is looking for these I think)
Husky 33018 9/16"combo
V-Series C-man 3/4"x7/8" DOE
Martin Tools 1/2" Combo #1162(first one of these I've ever found)
2 Indestro SAE DOE's
3 Indestro Metric DOE's
Indestro Super 45 degree 1829
Tru-Fit DOE 3/4"x1/16"
RIGHT SIDE Top to Bottom:
McKaig-Hatch DOE 13/16"x7/8"
Thorsen 18mm combo 1018
Thorsen DBE2220 11/16"x5/8"
Wards Master DOE 3/8"x7/16"
SK Wayne DOE O-2428 3/4"x7/8"
Bonney Zenel DOE 3027-C
No name mega long 5/8" combo C-589 (search says it's an early 1920's wrench for Fords...KR Wilson Co.)
Duro-Chrome LDT-14 SOE 7/16"
Duro-Chrome DOE 41415
Disston "Electric" Screwdriver(my first)
Champion screwdriver.
Oily's likely wanting the Thorsen stuff, but I might let go of some of the rest of it.
The last 3 closeups will have to go in follow up post as they alone are 750kb Sorry for the inconvenience..
DM&FS
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The other 3....
DM&FS
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The other 3....
DM&FS
The bottom driver - Is that the Champion driver or is the top driver at the bottom the Champion.
I ask because I have a mate to the lower driver, and I've been unable to ID as the markings are nearly gone.
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Shorter one is the Champion the longer one with the horizontal grooves in it is the Disston. Both newbies to my S-driver collection. The "Champion" on mine was on the shank, not on the wood, if that helps locate it....
DM&FS
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Here's some of what I snagged on Fri/Sat. the rest will be in the wrench forum...
Left column top to bottom:
Blue Point CF-49 Spring Compressor
Herbrand 304-5 Screwdriver(never knew they existed)
Billings LIfe-Time l-1165
Mastercraft Screwdriver
Powr-Kraft 1"Combo wrench 8-H4930 -32
Danielson Pliers
PDQ Wright tire pliers/tool
Blue Bird #20 battery pliers
No Name DOE 1036-B (implemnt tool?)
Hastings model 1008 inch pound torque wrench(unique to say the least)
Duro Chrome #644(even MORE unique)
Cornwell OF-1001 Pry tool
No name Double square headed wrench
Billings 11/2"x 9/16" DOE
Armstrong #23 1/4"x 3/16" nut wrench
WCB(?) DIN 894 36mm SOE
No name DIN895 8x10mm DOE
Right Side from the top:
Snap On tool box lock
KD 2292 gear/pulley puller
V-series 3/4"x7/8" DOE
Herbrand 727 DOE
Wardsmastr tin snips 84-6029- D
Hinsdale DS-1 1/2" speeder
Billings Vitalloy 5/16" combo 1159
BiLateral Fire Hose Co. #45 wrench Pat. 1926(cracked unfortunately)
BEAR SOE DWB-1386( the same Bear Alignment company??)
Atlas #29 DOE
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...and closeups....
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Guy that bent your rat has been around here also. Plan to try to straighten this one in vise as I have no use for it in this shape.
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Jim: At least you have a 1/2" to straighten, I think a hydraulic press that lives down the street may get a call tomorrow....lol
DM&FS
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He was probably trying to unscrew something....
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I thought the British were famous for understating things.
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Strange! both are bent Clockwise? tightening something with a cheater bar?
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I wonder if your big ratchet got ran over while laying in some grass or dirt. I have a Craftsman 3/4 inch breaker bar that got bent when it was laying in someones yard. Then they tried to straighten it by heating it up with a torch and made it even worse. No it was not me, but i know who did it. Laying on the grass it was unsported and bent in a U shape.
EvilDr235
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Can't imagine any vehilce weighing enough to put that kind of bend in the handle, but then Mythbusters hasn't been called yet.....lol
DM&FS
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FYI.......the PDQ pliers are for removing and installing wheel weights and the cornwell "pry tool" is a door panel popper.
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FYI.......the PDQ pliers are for removing and installing wheel weights and the cornwell "pry tool" is a door panel popper.
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Thanks. I was pretty sure aobut the wheel weight thing, but the Cornwell I was thinking it was a tack puller.....who kew!!??
Thanks again
DM&FS
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