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The Tool Thread

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Guido Salvage, Sep 29, 2015.

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  1. Guido Salvage

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    Just picked up these 3 Craftsman ratchets for $9.02.

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    9.02??? Thats random
     
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    I also bought a Havaheart trap, the out the door price was $20.00. Just quoting what was on the receipt.
     
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    Haha
     
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  5. Guido Salvage

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    I like scrounging stuff at work. Lots of stuff that is fixable gets thrown out and lots of stuff gets left behind on jobs and gets covered in ten years of taconite dust.
     
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    Is there a portable tool to deal with "taconite" dust? Or does it refer to "taco night" fixins?:rofl: :lol:
     
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    A Bridgeport is on my list also.
     
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    Industrial machinery amazes me. Still in service since the 50s. Quality stuff just lasts.
     
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    I like old three phase equipment;
     

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  12. Guido Salvage

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    Today's score...

    Two pairs of Channel Lock pliers, 4 pairs of Klein pliers/cutters, 9 Klein screwdrivers, a Klein nut driver, Craftsman combination wrench, ratchet, extension and sockets.

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    Guido Salvage, Oct 19, 2015
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    At what point does one have enough pliars?
     
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    Never.
     
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    My pliers drawers would make you shudder
     
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    I mean I need more than I have as I seem to always be looking but a drawer full??
     
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    How about 3 drawers full. One drawer in the tool box at home one in my service cart at the shop one more drawer in my main tool box at the shop.
     
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    Yea I see more when you have multiple locations. I'm just a mere starter tool hoarder. I only have about 1/3 of a shallow drawer full.
     
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    You can enough pliers...but I don't think you can have too many. They're a cure all.
     
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    I'm a professional auto mechanic so I have a lot of different tips of pliers. I probably Ave 15-20 different kinds of needlenose plire some bent 45 some at 90 long handles short handles. All sorts of stuff to get into small spaces
     
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