Two topics - mini hacksaws and use of a small tool I got here at ToolTalk

[amecks]

I got one of these out to use the other day and realized I had quite a few to pick from.  I thought you might get a kick out of seeing these:

Top to bottom and L-R.
The first one I ever owned "Handi-Guy" with handle that adjusts on the frame.
Two Wilson 107 Pat.Pend. - very nice tool.  Adjustable handle.
The one that looks like a small coping saw will take two different blade types.  I think the handle is supposed to adjust but its stuck and has a little crack.
The low clearance saw - only has the number 7630 - it looks a whole lot like the larger Proto that has been discussed here before.
Unmarked saw that is just a wire frame.
Aluminum frame saw with pistol grip marked HM in a diamond.  Clever over center blade tensioner.
K-D NO. 2331 - I haven't used this one yet but am anxious to try it.
Next:

I bought this Excelite ratcheting bit holder from George (Bonneyman).  I was hoping it would work for the float bowl screws on my motorcycle - very little room underneath on one of the screws.  I have been using an offset screwdriver.  When I went to get a bit for it I noticed the bit had notches around the middle of the hex shank.  I found a small circlip that fit just right over the shank and clipped right into the notches.  This allowed the bit to stay put while working with it - no dropping or fussing about.   One finger underneath to provide pressure on the screw and it adjusted easily.

Regards
Al

[bonneyman]

Cool! Glad it worked out for ya!

I keep finding more and more jobs for my collection of bit ratchets.

[Charles Garrett]

The small alum saw is household meat saw.  Used to be quite common

[amecks]

Ooooh! So that's why the jagged edge on the handle!  It's a  meat tenderizer also. 
Al

[Chillylulu]

Those Wilson 107's are my favorites from that group. 
I've seen all the rest, but I don't think I have ever seen them.

Nice collection.

Chilly