Wow George, that is amazing,. So much stuff my favorite way to shop when the opportunity arrives , I take it that SK is your tool of choice., The tool boxes were part of my favorite things you got,. some of them will make great restoration projects as will most of the stuff.
Thanks Mr. Dale. I like the SK but my most sought after tools are the Kraeuter. Can you believe not one piece of Penn Craft in that whole lot? Take it easy my brother.
My goodness brother... I bet you were crossed eyed after this video....wow! Whole lot of good stuff! The keen kutter stands out to me after all the dust settled done... it and that wierd looking snapon should make that wallet thicker🤠👍
Hey George , my you musta cleared the flea market out .... I think that mini vice with the orange jaws idms from the Clyde company , Johnson's pastewax can is always good to find , even better when it's half full !! The keen cutter gatchetvus Absolutely brilliant . Find of the day in my opinion ! The Fairchild was a steal !! Amazing and it goes on ...... I knew that was an athol , oh Huw I dislike them ... Shapeless featureless vise... Yet I can't part with mine ... Love it hate it ...... Be interesting to see how that wooden screw vice turns out in your hands . All those sk sockets , dam you really scored Saturday and Sunday .... Craft kings you just can't go wrong with can you. 😂 More wrenches than any man needs. Great load of tool boxes regardless of the wonderful contents !
Nice one George. Great video, taking the time to show us everything. It's fun to buy these boxes on the cheap and search through looking for that one great find. It's like metal detecting at the beach, but from the comfort of a stool with a cold one in hand. This is going to keep you busy for awhile!
That's exactly what it is. Fun. I know this one was long but a few of the guys can't get out right now so I thought they would enjoy the thrill of the hunt. I'm still sorting it all into keep and sell. Take it easy Fred G.
That was an awesome haul! You definitely need to get those flea market days in before the cold weather. Excited to see what you're going to do with all of these!
Nice haul, there’s a good bunch of s-k stuff in there. I’m an s-k guy, I’ve made up a bunch of sets in their original metal boxes. I can’t stop bringing it home. People around here don’t seem to know how awesome it is and I get it cheap… I think I have a problem… they say the first step is admitting I have a problem so I guess I’m fine. Anyway, have fun going through all your new stuff. Thanks
Thanks, I think we both have the same problem. I see that green and I have to buy it. I found an Sk spinner with the green and white handle. My name is George and I can't stop buying SK..🤣🤣
This is great! Looks like it was good fun. I wish I could report the same...but what do they call it in sports when a team has a weekend off? That must be what I had because there was only one yard sale in an area that normally has dozens. tHanks for the video!
I just started the video. And that Athol 623 1/2 is a major score. Late model with the triangular base. Shortly after that they were rebranded to Starrett same design. Then shortly after that they became the 923 1/2. That’s a great item
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals the enamel cured brighter then I expected. I am going back and forth on wether to strip it off and go with a more wine or burgundy color. I do really like the finish the enamel paint has and it’s hardness is great for use
Sockets with stars are Indestro. I have a few. I also have that same tackle box from over 50 years ago, posted it on Instagram last year as well as mmy Fairchild drill.
Thanks man! I appreciate it. I think I'm going to get my son some new tackle for that box.. That Drill I can't believe I got that crazy how you can find things sometimes.
I usually fill an old toolbox and list them on Marketplace. I also donate them to places like trade schools. I'll start setting the Huskys aside for ya if you want.
I like to pick up anything made in Ohio, or Pennsylvania, and I like all sorts of good quality old tools, but as for a specific brand, I look for Wright tools. As a matter of practicality, you can't collect everything, so I chose Wright because it is local to me. So it seems like you are collecting S&K for sure, but is there any other brand(s) you seek out and would be happy to receive?
I come across Kraeuter often enough, but I am not sure I have ever even seen a tool brand called "truth". Maybe give us a closeup of the logo in your next video. So i can keep an eye out for it. @@Uwannawatch
Hi Roland, I don't collect Herbrand or come across them too often. If you want some one on one info about them check out my buddy's channel @Danoh's toolbox. If i come across any I send them to him. He collects them and has a ton of knowledge. He's also on instagram.
@@mm9773 M6 is 10 M8 is 13 but some times 12 ( after scrabbling through my odd bolts box I found an m8 with a hex head and a hex socket that it fitted - from an office chair ) I have used it a fair bit on cars. The Halfords Advanced set of ratchet spanners I have does not have an 11mm.
@@elioth.g.w2976 Ah yes, I found some references to car, motorcycle and bicycle stuff that uses different sizes on heads and nuts. Nuts, literally. This is supposed to be simple.
@@mm9773 I am now wondering why some M8 bolts have a smaller head. I think the last time I used the 12mm was on my daughters i10 brakes. IIRC so was my 11mm (brake pipes)
@@elioth.g.w2976 I was looking at a standard size chart (in which 12 mm isn’t mentioned), and there was a small note along the lines of “the auto industry does their own thing, typically smaller sizes, because of confined spaces”. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, but that would explain a 12 mm M8.
George, Others may have already commented... I am not taking time to read the plethora of comments before adding my own... The nice little puller was not shown clearly in the video, but I think that it is a roller chain breaker or detacher; again I couldn't see it clearly in the video and I may be going out on the proverbial limb... If I am correct, you probably haven't had the privilege of using one or you would have recognized its use and value. Breakers are inexpensive tools and are readily available retail where roller chain is sold. Ie; NAPA and farm supply stores. Industrial suppliers of bearings and power transmission carry them. Oops! I watched several more times and it IS NOT a chain breaker!
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Mega haul is right! Wow! Great hatchets! 😃👍
Thanks John, The Hatchets were a surprise to find in good condition.
Holy smoke! You came home with a lot of stuff!
Hey man you know how it goes.. Sometimes it's just easy pickings.
Wow George, that is amazing,. So much stuff my favorite way to shop when the opportunity arrives , I take it that SK is your tool of choice., The tool boxes were part of my favorite things you got,. some of them will make great restoration projects as will most of the stuff.
Thanks Mr. Dale. I like the SK but my most sought after tools are the Kraeuter. Can you believe not one piece of Penn Craft in that whole lot? Take it easy my brother.
@@Uwannawatch Im cool, that stuff just aint layin around much.
@@Dalesworkshop I will find it..even if I have to bulk buy every tool box in the tristate area!
@@Uwannawatch Thats the spirit, George.
Great video and some fantastic stuff must be the green vice for me thanks for sharing your time George enjoy yourself 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks Brian, I thought you'd pick that😁🍺🍺🍻
My goodness brother... I bet you were crossed eyed after this video....wow! Whole lot of good stuff! The keen kutter stands out to me after all the dust settled done... it and that wierd looking snapon should make that wallet thicker🤠👍
Thanks big Brother! I'm pretty excited about that Keen kutter and that weird snap on I don't know it's kinda growing on me as a keeper.
I thought I heard some guy yell 'SCORE' at the tops of his lungs! Now I know it was YOU!!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Always love the show & tells!
Keep it going!
And yes, the stool needs a video.
Thanks Brother, I'll put it on the list!!
Hey George , my you musta cleared the flea market out .... I think that mini vice with the orange jaws idms from the Clyde company , Johnson's pastewax can is always good to find , even better when it's half full !! The keen cutter gatchetvus Absolutely brilliant . Find of the day in my opinion ! The Fairchild was a steal !! Amazing and it goes on ...... I knew that was an athol , oh Huw I dislike them ... Shapeless featureless vise... Yet I can't part with mine ... Love it hate it ...... Be interesting to see how that wooden screw vice turns out in your hands . All those sk sockets , dam you really scored Saturday and Sunday .... Craft kings you just can't go wrong with can you. 😂 More wrenches than any man needs. Great load of tool boxes regardless of the wonderful contents !
Thanks Jim. It was epic so who knows what will be out next time. Still trying to figure out what's staying and what's going.
What makes the Johnson's Paste wax a catch? Are they out of business or is it a can that people enjoy seeing on their display? tHanks
Nice one George. Great video, taking the time to show us everything. It's fun to buy these boxes on the cheap and search through looking for that one great find. It's like metal detecting at the beach, but from the comfort of a stool with a cold one in hand. This is going to keep you busy for awhile!
That's exactly what it is. Fun. I know this one was long but a few of the guys can't get out right now so I thought they would enjoy the thrill of the hunt. I'm still sorting it all into keep and sell. Take it easy Fred G.
@@Uwannawatch 🤣🤣
What a stack of stuff. Amazing haul. That should definitely keep you busy for a long while.
Thanks brother, I'm trying to stockpile projects for the winter.
That was an awesome haul! You definitely need to get those flea market days in before the cold weather. Excited to see what you're going to do with all of these!
Thanks Brother! Oh yeah it will be slim pickings in the winter.
Wow! The Red Devil stapler is sweet! The torque wrench is super sweet! Too!
Thanks Brother!! You want that Red Devil Stapler?
You said you were gonna make a video with it. R U sure you want to part with it?@@Uwannawatch
Ya I'm sure! I got more projects than time. @@timeflysintheshop
Wow you have been busy George... so many cool items there 👍
Thanks little brother. I'm always busy...😉
6:34 those look like the numbers they put on hydro polls
They might be. All I know is that I got a lot of them now..😁
You found so much great stuff there George, Awesome weekend! 🛠👍😊
Thanks Brother. It was pretty epic not the way it usually goes. Just stockpiling for the winter.
Yep some days you are the statue other days you are the pigeon 🍺 👍 😁
@@Everythings_Adjustable Well Said Brother.👍
Nice haul, there’s a good bunch of s-k stuff in there. I’m an s-k guy, I’ve made up a bunch of sets in their original metal boxes. I can’t stop bringing it home. People around here don’t seem to know how awesome it is and I get it cheap… I think I have a problem… they say the first step is admitting I have a problem so I guess I’m fine. Anyway, have fun going through all your new stuff. Thanks
Thanks, I think we both have the same problem. I see that green and I have to buy it. I found an Sk spinner with the green and white handle. My name is George and I can't stop buying SK..🤣🤣
That’s a nice axe! I like the dual purpose of it.
Thanks Mike. It's a pretty cool one.
Estate sales are often gold mines. You get a valuable tool for a buck or two. In your case, a truck load. Nice finds, I enjoy these videos. Thanks
Thanks! It was just one of those right place.. right time ..kind of things.
That lots going to keep you busy for a while. Are we going to get to see you work through them all. Very cool score 👍
Thanks Brother, I'm picking and choosing what I'm going to do.. the rest will be resell to fund more projects.. It's the circle of restoration.
Wow! Amazing haul. Love your channel. What about a video of how you clean-up one of the tool boxes.
Thank You. one of the boxes is on the list.there'll be a video on it in a couple of weeks.
Lots of great tools in that haul.
Thank You, It was an amazing weekend.
This is great! Looks like it was good fun. I wish I could report the same...but what do they call it in sports when a team has a weekend off?
That must be what I had because there was only one yard sale in an area that normally has dozens.
tHanks for the video!
Mega haul. Nice Athol. Looks like you have at least a year of projects.
Thanks.. on top of my other years worth of projects🤣
@@Uwannawatch right.
The Snap on TQ50A looks cool.
Amazing tool haul it would be hard to pick just one thig that was the best.
Thank You.
Great video George that's a lot of tools to pick up in 2 days very nice
Thanks, It was just one of those weekends where I got super lucky.
I just started the video. And that Athol 623 1/2 is a major score. Late model with the triangular base. Shortly after that they were rebranded to Starrett same design. Then shortly after that they became the 923 1/2. That’s a great item
Wow, Thank you for all the information. I really do appreciate all the knowledge you guys share with me. I was pretty happy to find it..
Great job on that Reed 104 1/2. Very impressive work with the fine red paint!
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals the enamel cured brighter then I expected. I am going back and forth on wether to strip it off and go with a more wine or burgundy color. I do really like the finish the enamel paint has and it’s hardness is great for use
It looks perfect to me! I hope you have opportunity to post more !@@GoldmansGarage
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals I was thinking of doing a garage tour of my vises. Restored. In process. To do. Will see
Oily is better than rusty! 😁👍😉
So True!!!
Nice video.
Thank you, I really appreciate that.
i think that is a blotter not a sanding block great haul George 👍
Thanks Dan O
Sockets with stars are Indestro. I have a few. I also have that same tackle box from over 50 years ago, posted it on Instagram last year as well as mmy Fairchild drill.
Thanks man! I appreciate it. I think I'm going to get my son some new tackle for that box.. That Drill I can't believe I got that crazy how you can find things sometimes.
Loved seeing the chuckless key. I always thought they were keyless chucks, but what do I know?
🤣🤣You're right! Talk about a brain fart.
@@UwannawatchMade me chuckle
2:25 Almost certainly 11 mm: 11 is a common size, it’s for M7 bolts (10 mm is for M6, 13 mm for M8).
Thank you, I really appreciate the information you and others share with me.
George nice haul how do you resale your tools you don't want
I seen you throw husky into that pile l collect older usa husky
I usually fill an old toolbox and list them on Marketplace. I also donate them to places like trade schools. I'll start setting the Huskys aside for ya if you want.
I like to pick up anything made in Ohio, or Pennsylvania, and I like all sorts of good quality old tools, but as for a specific brand, I look for Wright tools. As a matter of practicality, you can't collect everything, so I chose Wright because it is local to me. So it seems like you are collecting S&K for sure, but is there any other brand(s) you seek out and would be happy to receive?
I'm out of the SK business. My sets are complete. I'm always looking for Kraeuter. And Truth brands. I find a lot of Ohio and Pa. stuff.
I come across Kraeuter often enough, but I am not sure I have ever even seen a tool brand called "truth". Maybe give us a closeup of the logo in your next video. So i can keep an eye out for it.
@@Uwannawatch
Will do!@@timeflysintheshop
Don’t sleep on the Johnsons Paste wax, can’t believe it’s collectible now.
I know it's crazy right..getting all excited for a can of wax😁
Hi George, have you collected or come across any Herbrand tools ? I've heard very little about them. Any information would be appreciated. Roland
Hi Roland, I don't collect Herbrand or come across them too often. If you want some one on one info about them check out my buddy's channel @Danoh's toolbox. If i come across any I send them to him. He collects them and has a ton of knowledge. He's also on instagram.
In the UK the 12mm would be a more common size than 11mm
What are they for? 12 mm doesn’t even show up in charts for standard sizes, neither DIN nor ISO.
@@mm9773 M6 is 10 M8 is 13 but some times 12 ( after scrabbling through my odd bolts box I found an m8 with a hex head and a hex socket that it fitted - from an office chair ) I have used it a fair bit on cars. The Halfords Advanced set of ratchet spanners I have does not have an 11mm.
@@elioth.g.w2976 Ah yes, I found some references to car, motorcycle and bicycle stuff that uses different sizes on heads and nuts. Nuts, literally. This is supposed to be simple.
@@mm9773 I am now wondering why some M8 bolts have a smaller head. I think the last time I used the 12mm was on my daughters i10 brakes. IIRC so was my 11mm (brake pipes)
@@elioth.g.w2976 I was looking at a standard size chart (in which 12 mm isn’t mentioned), and there was a small note along the lines of “the auto industry does their own thing, typically smaller sizes, because of confined spaces”. Doesn’t make a lot of sense to me, but that would explain a 12 mm M8.
Not Chucks Tap holders !
George,
Others may have already commented... I am not taking time to read the plethora of comments before adding my own...
The nice little puller was not shown clearly in the video, but I think that it is a roller chain breaker or detacher; again I couldn't see it clearly in the video and I may be going out on the proverbial limb...
If I am correct, you probably haven't had the privilege of using one or you would have recognized its use and value.
Breakers are inexpensive tools and are readily available retail where roller chain is sold. Ie; NAPA and farm supply stores. Industrial suppliers of bearings and power transmission carry them.
Oops! I watched several more times and it IS NOT a chain breaker!
Thanks Man..I appreciate it.
Also looks like almost all the original paint. Just clean it leave that original paint!
I think that's going to be what I do.
This would be so much more enjoyable if you mentioned the price you paid for each of your finds. That's the rest of the story.
Mark, thanks for the feedback.
Technical term piss poor shape! I use it often
Thanks! Yes that's the term I was looking for!