Wow George that Bailey buy for $30 was a steel and. Was the oiler and ridged. Omg you got a deal of the lifetime. Great haul and great video as always. Keep it up.
Nice haul watching your videos and the variety of things you find makes me open my eyes to other things that I would enjoy collecting other than hand tools thanks for sharing
Nice finds , the top find was by far the little oiler. The planer was next , a new planer cost 70 to 80 dollars new now days great video always look forward to your Sunday videos.
Awesome! I agree I like the mini oiler! But I do like those Proto pliers and the needle nose ones too. That plumb wrench is neat. Great finds! Have a great week George!
Great tool haul George. The oil can and little oiler are my picks although I really appreciate those Proto micro adjustable water pump pliers. Thanks George
Hey !George vraiment de superbes trouvailles. Le rabot, les clés à mollete, les burettes d'huile, surtout la petite pour la poche sont superbes. Bref de beaux outils, une belle caisse à outils 🧰,rien que du bonheur. ❤
Very cool! That oiler is a unicorn, never seen one before. I like the blue point box, I just brought one home like it myself. Mac screwdrivers, Proto pliers, great stuff this week. It’s slim pickins in my area. Have a good thanksgiving, gobble gobble.
Hi there , some great stuff again, nice oilers, love the tiny one . Looking forward to the Bailey resto, that’s a nice plane 😊. Nice bunch of hand tools, lovely adjustables, I’m Back from Spain, so I can hopefully get stuff done now work is calming down 🤣🤣🍻🍻
So many good finds George, The little oiler. hands down my favorite, But I also like the Proto smoothie adjustable pliers. They have so many good uses. Great haul and Get that heater fixed I'm afraid you are going to freeze this winter. Oh and I like the McMetric ruler the misses found. Very cool.
Great haul Brother, love the oiler and can't wait to see you make that plane shine. I looked up the McDonald's ruler seems to be from the early 1980s. Take care. Pass on our regards to the wife.
Great haul! I have the McMetrics ruler, but mine is not as good a condition. I have never seen the pocket oiler before, that is super cool! The toolbox was a steal!
George those are some great tools. I love that big oiler. My favorite tool is that Rigid adjustable. I also like that micro adjusting slip joint plier. Every tool box should have one of those little nut breakers. I have a Craftsman on I found. However for those very big frozen nuts I pull out by brother Jim's and my dad's tool the 12" H.K.Porter blue nut breaker. I don't think there is a nut that can't break! My dad got that from the plant he worked at for my brother who was a welder!
Dude, you got some great stuff this week! Really looking forward to seeing some of these cleanups and restorations. That nutcracker is really cool. Before you take it to work, please video it in action and show us! The oilers were great as well as the smooth jaw proto pliers with the micro adjustments. Great catching up with you yesterday!
Hey brother you had a great haul! I love the runic look of the old PLVMB logo!! I have that pocket oiler from my Grandfather, it is a super cool tool! I hope you have a super (short) week! I have one day of "work" and 2 days of training this week. I will hopefully not be too comatose from the turkey to get to the shop next weekend. Have a safe one brother
Them action wrenches look in excellent shape I know you said they are repeats but I would go through and compare what you already have and swap them out and sell the ones that aren't as in as great of shape I really think the oiler stole the show that thing is neat them ptoto smooth jaw pliers are pretty cool first I've seen thanks for sharing brother take care
George, You found some things that I have never seen. The Proto pliers are intriguing. I would think that they might be a good plumbers tool for Sloan flush valves and the like. The Perfect oiler and Eagle oilers are also new to me. The brass Eagle oilers with the pistol grip button plunger are ubiquitous to the machine shop. They are ideal for manual machine tools. I didn't realize how useful over other types of oilers until I built up my own vintage machinery machine shop. I can't find any now! Too many collectors compete with users. I own one MAC screw driver in the series as your two finds. It is fine, but the handle feels small compared to today's options. I would be happy to own them, but I standardized on Snap-on. I pass on Proto screw drivers for the same reason. I see Proto sockets, ratchets and wrenches frequently, but screw drivers are uncommon. I have never used Proto screwdrivers. I love Proto pullers. I split a stash of MAC pullers with my son that had to be made by Proto. The parts are completely interchangeable with my Proto tools. I think that your finds this week are better than many weeks. You and I continue to differ in that I pass on mid tier, low level tool and vintage collectible tool brands, but you found many tools this week that I would treasure. I own 50+ daily use hammers. I regularly gift top-tier tools to my boys. I scored NOS hammers this year. I wrapped Christmas gifts thus week, gifting about 10 hammers. I own every style, but not every brand in the styles gifted. I don't need the gifts that I wrapped, but I wanted to keep many of them for myself! I gifted Matco, Proto, Estwing, and Bluepoint. It is a rewarding pleasure to pass on tools that I still treasure to my boys. Adding a grandson and a granddaughter's fiance to my gift list this year makes 28. My wife shops for the girls. Her gift list number is currently the same as mine. When this brood is in the house, it is a lot of fun.
Hey brother Haven't been really writing you lately Cause I've been having some problems With TH-cam But I got it all squared away And I gotta admit For me your best friend is that little pocket oiler That thing is super cool I've had plenty of the ones that were plastic They just don't last Like always Keep the faith And rock on
Great haul george as usual , loving those 248 proto pliers , i gotta ask , what sort of material are your clothes made from where you need to oil the pockets ???
“I couldn’t walk away from it”!….The famous last words of a man with tool-itis ! I ask my doctor about this disease, he said to go see a shrink! Soooo, apparently, we’re nuts!
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Wow George that Bailey buy for $30 was a steel and. Was the oiler and ridged. Omg you got a deal of the lifetime. Great haul and great video as always. Keep it up.
Nice haul watching your videos and the variety of things you find makes me open my eyes to other things that I would enjoy collecting other than hand tools thanks for sharing
Nice finds , the top find was by far the little oiler. The planer was next , a new planer cost 70 to 80 dollars new now days great video always look forward to your Sunday videos.
Awesome! I agree I like the mini oiler! But I do like those Proto pliers and the needle nose ones too. That plumb wrench is neat. Great finds! Have a great week George!
Great tool haul George. The oil can and little oiler are my picks although I really appreciate those Proto micro adjustable water pump pliers. Thanks George
Hey !George vraiment de superbes trouvailles. Le rabot, les clés à mollete, les burettes d'huile, surtout la petite pour la poche sont superbes. Bref de beaux outils, une belle caisse à outils 🧰,rien que du bonheur. ❤
Wow! That smooth jaw, fine tooth pliers is sweet! I need to keep an eye out for one of those! 😊😊😊
Very cool! That oiler is a unicorn, never seen one before. I like the blue point box, I just brought one home like it myself. Mac screwdrivers, Proto pliers, great stuff this week. It’s slim pickins in my area. Have a good thanksgiving, gobble gobble.
Hi there , some great stuff again, nice oilers, love the tiny one . Looking forward to the Bailey resto, that’s a nice plane 😊. Nice bunch of hand tools, lovely adjustables, I’m
Back from Spain, so I can hopefully get stuff done now work is calming down 🤣🤣🍻🍻
So many good finds George, The little oiler. hands down my favorite, But I also like the Proto smoothie adjustable pliers. They have so many good uses. Great haul and Get that heater fixed I'm afraid you are going to freeze this winter. Oh and I like the McMetric ruler the misses found. Very cool.
Good stuff George, 100% the oiler gets the vote, Cheers!!
What a haul man! Hard to pick a favorite, but I must say those smooth jaw proto pliers are awesome! So many great finds this week!
3 winners this week. Pocket oiler, 10" proto, and that plvmb 5/8 combo. Good haul brother
Great haul Brother, love the oiler and can't wait to see you make that plane shine. I looked up the McDonald's ruler seems to be from the early 1980s. Take care. Pass on our regards to the wife.
Great haul! I have the McMetrics ruler, but mine is not as good a condition. I have never seen the pocket oiler before, that is super cool! The toolbox was a steal!
George those are some great tools. I love that big oiler. My favorite tool is that Rigid adjustable. I also like that micro adjusting slip joint plier. Every tool box should have one of those little nut breakers. I have a Craftsman on I found. However for those very big frozen nuts I pull out by brother Jim's and my dad's tool the 12" H.K.Porter blue nut breaker. I don't think there is a nut that can't break! My dad got that from the plant he worked at for my brother who was a welder!
Dude, you got some great stuff this week! Really looking forward to seeing some of these cleanups and restorations. That nutcracker is really cool. Before you take it to work, please video it in action and show us! The oilers were great as well as the smooth jaw proto pliers with the micro adjustments. Great catching up with you yesterday!
Good stuff! I agree, Oiler!!
Hi George - good haul, but the Oil Can and that little Oiler get my vote any day. Thanks - take care 🙂
Hey brother you had a great haul! I love the runic look of the old PLVMB logo!! I have that pocket oiler from my Grandfather, it is a super cool tool! I hope you have a super (short) week! I have one day of "work" and 2 days of training this week. I will hopefully not be too comatose from the turkey to get to the shop next weekend. Have a safe one brother
Nice haul, I had a ruler like that😂 lots of good stuff that little oiler is amazing the 3 I have seen looked rough.
Nice haul like that large oiler 😊 offset Ridgid pipe wrench runner up😊 have a great thanksgiving
Nice video.
0:52 😂 I guess in your hands - compared to my dainty lady fingers - a No 6 could be considered a smoother 😅 No 6 is my favorite plane
that oiler is very cool i think i have one of them i will have to check
Them action wrenches look in excellent shape I know you said they are repeats but I would go through and compare what you already have and swap them out and sell the ones that aren't as in as great of shape I really think the oiler stole the show that thing is neat them ptoto smooth jaw pliers are pretty cool first I've seen thanks for sharing brother take care
George,
You found some things that I have never seen. The Proto pliers are intriguing. I would think that they might be a good plumbers tool for Sloan flush valves and the like.
The Perfect oiler and Eagle oilers are also new to me. The brass Eagle oilers with the pistol grip button plunger are ubiquitous to the machine shop. They are ideal for manual machine tools. I didn't realize how useful over other types of oilers until I built up my own vintage machinery machine shop. I can't find any now! Too many collectors compete with users.
I own one MAC screw driver in the series as your two finds. It is fine, but the handle feels small compared to today's options. I would be happy to own them, but I standardized on Snap-on. I pass on Proto screw drivers for the same reason. I see Proto sockets, ratchets and wrenches frequently, but screw drivers are uncommon. I have never used Proto screwdrivers. I love Proto pullers. I split a stash of MAC pullers with my son that had to be made by Proto. The parts are completely interchangeable with my Proto tools.
I think that your finds this week are better than many weeks. You and I continue to differ in that I pass on mid tier, low level tool and vintage collectible tool brands, but you found many tools this week that I would treasure.
I own 50+ daily use hammers. I regularly gift top-tier tools to my boys. I scored NOS hammers this year. I wrapped Christmas gifts thus week, gifting about 10 hammers. I own every style, but not every brand in the styles gifted. I don't need the gifts that I wrapped, but I wanted to keep many of them for myself! I gifted Matco, Proto, Estwing, and Bluepoint. It is a rewarding pleasure to pass on tools that I still treasure to my boys. Adding a grandson and a granddaughter's fiance to my gift list this year makes 28. My wife shops for the girls. Her gift list number is currently the same as mine. When this brood is in the house, it is a lot of fun.
I found a Craftsman Axe yesterday for only $4.50. It's in great condition.
I think there was a nationwide campaign to go metric sometime in the late 1970's. The ruler may be from that era.
Hey brother Haven't been really writing you lately Cause I've been having some problems With TH-cam But I got it all squared away And I gotta admit For me your best friend is that little pocket oiler That thing is super cool I've had plenty of the ones that were plastic They just don't last Like always Keep the faith And rock on
Wish you had a good haul this week compared to last week
Great haul george as usual , loving those 248 proto pliers , i gotta ask , what sort of material are your clothes made from where you need to oil the pockets ???
“I couldn’t walk away from it”!….The famous last words of a man with tool-itis ! I ask my doctor about this disease, he said to go see a shrink! Soooo, apparently, we’re nuts!
yes I'd like to have the pocket oiler myself in fact I'm going right to ebay and look for one right now oh the price HOUGIE eagle