I was at an estate sale a few years ago and picked up a Schlitz metal serving tray... Agreed skunk beer but brought back memories when I was younger with family long past away. So it got mounted as wall art in the shop.
That's cool, I remember the family would get together and it was there at parties,card games, and cookouts probably the first beer I ever had. It is skunky though....
Hey !George ,le dragon 🐉 est vraiment superbe, un peu de nettoyage et cela le fait. Le four à réflexion très bien pour l'été. Hé oui c'est souvent comme cela,on part pour chercher une chose et on rentre avec un tas d'autres choses. ❤
Lizards can walk up walls. Maybe you could find a good spot to screw it onto the ceiling at a jaunty angle where it can keep an eye on your shop! Wherever you put it, it has too much character to not have a name. You should name! 👍😁😎
The dragon instantly reminded me of Stacy Keach in the Cheech and Chong movie "Nice Dreams" . An idea for a video, maybe show several of the things you got at the market and cleaned up/restored/made usuable but didn't video the process. Just a before / after . Thanks brother loving the videos.
Hey Patrick. Oh ya I forgot all about that! I was actually thinking about doing something like that as long as I can remember to take a before picture. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and I appreciate that! Hope your doing alright.
Thanks Brother! We are going to go camping this Fall just trying to figure out when..You guys take care and it's always good to hear from you. Don't forget you know where I am.
Maybe weld an unusable vice for the Dragon's midsection and get Schlitz faced after. Or have some good beer instead. Thanks again, George. Always enjoy
The stillson wrench is incredible, it is art…love the match safe, that is a nice job, love to see it cleaned, love the stove lol. Very cool non tool stuff. 😂 some nice tools too…..
Great looking treasures! I like the "dragon" piece! The glasses are very nice and the Bernard's are super neat! Thanks again and see you next time, and have a Happy Father's day
Excellent haul as usual George. I'm in England and was on holiday last week. We found a lovely old 'Junk Shop' and I picked up an old Glasses Case FULL of watchmakers needle files and drill bits. 'How much please' ? 50p ! That's about 60cents ! Sadly, no other tools in there, but I was happy to get out with my bargain ! Thanks for showing your videos George - great Sunday morning viewing. Take care 🙂
Hi Michael that's pretty cool. I love going to the junk shops sadly the one's we have here are usually Very expensive..It's fun finding odd ball stuff. That's a great deal on those files and bits. Take care and keep me posted on your finds. I appreciate it.
George, it's the year of the Dragon! Nice pick up on the lawn dragon! Schlitz was a $1.65 a six back in 72, so that $20 would get you 3 cases, awful beer, but nice glasses! Thanks for bringing me back. Enjoy your haul and restoration videos, keep em coming!
The blue handled small nippers are actually spruce cutters. As a model railroader ( 1/2 the basement is model railroad, the other 1/2 shop ) I use these all the time. When you buy a model of something, could be a model car, plane, building ect, the part is attached to what is called a spruce. This is used to cut it off to assemble. They are sold by a company that sells modeling tools. From hand tools to mini mills and mini lathe. It's called micro-mark. By the way... I thought the lizard was cool!!!! Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
Thanks Greg! I know my son purchased some nippers for his model building and they were very expensive but cut close like a razor. {I use regular snips and a file I know it's the hard way } Your model rail road sounds very cool!!! I'll pass on the micro mark info to him. Take care Buddy and hope you have a good Sunday!
Cool stuff with the glasses and Iguana. You're right about Schlitz not being good. My dad used to drink that and Old Milwaukee. Arc joints was probably a Craftsman thing since they couldn't call them Channellock. That speaker wire is expensive so excellent deal! Wink wink. Boy scouts had a lot of nice camping gear that are usually good quality. I guess my favorite is the yard art. Happy Fathers day. Hope you gte to relax. Great video George!👍🏻😎
Mike,Mike,Mike! Thanks Brother. Old Mildew!!!! That was some something...we used to drink it Waaay back in the day! I'd never seen those craftsmans. We go camping every fall. The yard art is cool and I really did need the speaker wire..but while I was there ....Take it easy and Happy Father's Day to you too.
A 28 min, a 23 min, a 10 min......a 7 min form Uwannawatch for the win! Sunday morning I'm supposed to be working not watching fun stuff! tHanks for the video
The yard art is really cool., The BS ovens is also. Have you ever cooked with a Dutch Oven. You can do cakes Biscuts anything you want. The Match and Tender box is very cool. Nice haul George, have a good week.
Hey Mr. Dale! Yes we have a Dutch oven we actually use it a lot it's a fun way to cook once you get used to it. Thanks Brother I hope you have a good week to.
I do think that lizard/dragon is a good buy, I do scrap metal art stuff myself, occasionally, the garden is scattered with metal animals and the like. I'd be interested to see that reflective oven up and running.
Thanks Alex! That's cool! You should put them in one of your videos! I think we'll try it out when we go camping in the fall. Haven't seen ya in a bit hope all is well!
@@Uwannawatch I'm having to slow things down a bit at the moment, got a few projects on the go but got results from an MRI scan back and I've got the lower back of someone in their 70-80's! 4 discs in varying degrees of degeneration, just waiting to see if I'll need an operation now. The joys of getting old😁
@@Bloodshed.restorations Welcome to club! I've fractured my lower back twice and have a deteriorating disk condition.. I know it sounds a little soft but look into yoga I stretch everyday. Take it easy hope it turns out well for ya.
You mentioned Shafer's Beer , boy that brought back memories! I think you could get a 30 pack (suitcase) for like 3.99. thanks for the tool haul. Have a great Father's Day!
Thank you Happy Father's day back at ya! I know it was super cheap! Back then an adult would give us a few bucks and a note to pick up beer and ciggs... we could keep the change and would grab candy or an ice cream..those days are long gone now!
The yard art is cool. Someone was pretty creative. We have a few people around here who do these kind of creative things, and also a muffler shop with "muffler people" welded together out of tailpipes and mufflers in front of the shop. I've seen larger models of the Bernard pliers, but not the 4 inch versions you found. I like the camp fire oven. I dont remember it from my scouting years, probably because it post dates my time time in the dinosaur age. By the way, I like it when you tell us what you paid for the treasures. It gives us an idea of what we might expect to pay as tool hunters.
Hey Pat, Ya it's pretty cool what people can make. I don't find the 4" very often. I think the oven is probably a newer thing. I've seen reflector ovens but not Bsa ones. I try to remember to tell you guys but if I don't just ask. Thanks Buddy and take care Man.
Great vid thank you George, I love the Boy Scout stuff brings back memories although I have never actually seen one of those reflector ovens in use. And your right about the Schlitz that was right up there with the Pabst Blue Ribbon and growing up in New England Narragansett beer my dad's favorite and comes along with the moniker drink one piss two. LOL
Thanks Ken, We'll be going out on a camping trip this fall so hopefully we can use that little oven, It's funny PBR is like the national college beer now. I forgot about Narragansett! 🤣🤣! Let's just hope Old Mildew doesn't make a come back.
Love the Schlitz glasses. My first beer was a Schlitz, borrowed it from my old man. By the way is that a set of SK screwdrivers in the back ground? I don't think I have ever seen that many in one place.
So much good stuff. The Xcelite flush cutters you'll love. They are great for cutting zip ties and small gauge wire. I don't remember if I ever had Schlitz beer but for a heads up, whoever is making Schaffer beer now (I think Pabst owns the rights to the original recipe) I have to say it's not bad. Maybe even pretty good. George
That Tru Fit ratchet is my favorite George Tru Fit was the lectrolite company lecrtrolite once had a hand in S-K tools and later on S-K bought out lectrolite that ratchet was probably late 40's to early 50's if I was to guess so in nos condition I would say great finds bro thanks for sharing
I love the dragon and SCHlitz glasses. SCHLITZ, MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS! I had a Frisbee from my college days at Northeastern University in Boston my hometown. I ever have a bunch of Schlitz beer bottle openers that the original owner of my house had. They saw the Original Subway World Series and THE HINDENBURG DISASTER! HOW do I know that? I have their 35mm films and the cases say that!
WOW! That is Awesome! The Hindenburg crash happened right down from me in Lakehurst NJ. The hanger is still standing it even has it's own atmosphere..If you ever get a chance to check it out you should it's a pretty special place. Thanks for sharing that and I heard PBR is now the choice beer of college kids.
The Bernards George , definitely my favourite , all good buys thou , I'm after some old smoked glass mugs myself , tea tastes better from those ! Bargain price speaker wire - result !!
Thanks Uncle Jim! those little Bernards are always a cool find! I priced speaker wire and that shit's expensive especially when I don't need a lot.Do you have your tea with breakfast..lunch..dinner...supper..or tea?
"arc joint" is a different way to describe the "channel lock" feature. I suspect they were trying to market the channel lock style of pliers without violating the trademark.
Per alloy artifacts "In 1953 Sears began offering tongue-and-groove pliers after the "Channellock" patent had expired. Sears coined the brand "Arc-Joint" for the pliers, and the primary production partner was Wilde Tool. McKaig-Hatch also provided Arc-Joint pliers for the Dunlap brand."
That brand of beer is no longer even made anymore that I'm aware of. I've drank a few in my younger years and you're right it's not very good. I'd watch putting them in a dishwasher though some of the vintage glasses aren't dishwasher safe and may crack them.
Supposedly it's still made in the Midwest. I have yet to see it. I'd love to try it just to say I did. I was just a kid when it was popular. Strohs is another one that comes to mind.
Ya I think we've all it and nope it's not good! We don't put anything like them in the dishwasher. It will just completely take away the "paint" we see the old pyrex with dishwasher damage all the time. So it's hand wash only for these.
has anyone ever successfully cooked anything in those reflector ovens?...the dragon...hehe...i would have given him the 10 bucks and said i would pick it up later than.."forgot" to go back...excelite makes good stuff...i've never seen those bernards pliers before...nice!
Thanks! I think we're gonna try out that oven so we'll find out together if it works. Nah, The dragon is cool..and I'm always down to help out a local seller/artist/craftsman. Those bernards they don't pop up too often so i always pick them up when they do.
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I also brought home a scale but I forgot to show it in the video. I didn't have time to refilm the haul. We'll talk about it next week.
Outstanding finds, wire and yard art❤
Thank You! I couldn't leave the dragon there he's just too funky!
I was at an estate sale a few years ago and picked up a Schlitz metal serving tray... Agreed skunk beer but brought back memories when I was younger with family long past away. So it got mounted as wall art in the shop.
That's cool, I remember the family would get together and it was there at parties,card games, and cookouts probably the first beer I ever had. It is skunky though....
@@Uwannawatch horseshoes, euchre and beer
That dragon is so cool 🛠👍😊
Thanks! I couldn't help but bring it home!
Hey !George ,le dragon 🐉 est vraiment superbe, un peu de nettoyage et cela le fait. Le four à réflexion très bien pour l'été. Hé oui c'est souvent comme cela,on part pour chercher une chose et on rentre avec un tas d'autres choses. ❤
Hello Patrick! Yes I was just looking for the wire but..I really had have all the other stuff too. I do like the dragon he needed a good home.
Lizards can walk up walls. Maybe you could find a good spot to screw it onto the ceiling at a jaunty angle where it can keep an eye on your shop! Wherever you put it, it has too much character to not have a name. You should name! 👍😁😎
Without a doubt, the yard dragon! Really cool. You got some other good stuff there brother and enjoyed it as always.
Thanks Fred G! I don't know it was just cool and well you know I had to get it....
The dragon instantly reminded me of Stacy Keach in the Cheech and Chong movie "Nice Dreams" . An idea for a video, maybe show several of the things you got at the market and cleaned up/restored/made usuable but didn't video the process. Just a before / after . Thanks brother loving the videos.
Hey Patrick. Oh ya I forgot all about that! I was actually thinking about doing something like that as long as I can remember to take a before picture. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos and I appreciate that! Hope your doing alright.
The match thingy gets my vote. Great for your family camping trips.
Look after yourself buddy. Good to see you again.
Thanks Brother! We are going to go camping this Fall just trying to figure out when..You guys take care and it's always good to hear from you. Don't forget you know where I am.
@@Uwannawatchno problem mate. Life has thrown us a few curve balls this year but we’ll get through it.
The yard art is pretty cool. Love seeing how folks repurchase such items. The match safe is right up there, too.👍🏻
Thanks Joe, I love seeing these things and I don't know why I had to have it I think the match safe is gonna come in pretty handy.
"Shlitz is NOT a very good beer." No truer words have EVEEEEEER been spoken young Jedi!
True Story! Thanks for calling me young!
PALABRA! That's Spanish for WORD!
Maybe weld an unusable vice for the Dragon's midsection and get Schlitz faced after. Or have some good beer instead. Thanks again, George. Always enjoy
Hey Buddy that's why I work so hard so I can afford the good beer! That is a pretty good idea just keep upgrading the dragon. Thanks Brother!
Great tool haul George its amazing what you find.
Thanks Michael! I think that's the fun is just going and not knowing what you'll find. Take care my friend.
Another great video! The yard dragon has to be my favorite find this week!
Thank You! That thing was just too awesome not to bring home!
The dragon and the little plyers. 👍
Thanks I do like the pliers a lot and who wouldn't buy a dragon?
@@Uwannawatch Yes indeed who wouldn't buy a dragon ! 😂👍🐲
The stillson wrench is incredible, it is art…love the match safe, that is a nice job, love to see it cleaned, love the stove lol. Very cool non tool stuff. 😂 some nice tools too…..
Tony!!!! You know how it is..sometimes things just need to be brought home with you. I love all kinds of weird shit...Take it easy Buddy! 🍻
Great looking treasures! I like the "dragon" piece! The glasses are very nice and the Bernard's are super neat! Thanks again and see you next time, and have a Happy Father's day
Thanks Mike! I don't know sometimes I just find random stuff that I can't leave behind..Happy Father's day to you as well.
Excellent haul as usual George. I'm in England and was on holiday last week. We found a lovely old 'Junk Shop' and I picked up an old Glasses Case FULL of watchmakers needle files and drill bits. 'How much please' ? 50p ! That's about 60cents ! Sadly, no other tools in there, but I was happy to get out with my bargain ! Thanks for showing your videos George - great Sunday morning viewing. Take care 🙂
Hi Michael that's pretty cool. I love going to the junk shops sadly the one's we have here are usually Very expensive..It's fun finding odd ball stuff. That's a great deal on those files and bits. Take care and keep me posted on your finds. I appreciate it.
I love the Schlitz glasses George, and that yard art is pretty interesting! Put it in the garden and it might scare the pests away!
Thanks Mr. Bill! Ya right, Maybe it'll keep the stray cats and those crazy squirrels out of it!
George, it's the year of the Dragon!
Nice pick up on the lawn dragon! Schlitz was a $1.65 a six back in 72, so that $20 would get you 3 cases, awful beer, but nice glasses! Thanks for bringing me back. Enjoy your haul and restoration videos, keep em coming!
Thanks Lyle, I don't know about the year but it was the day for it! That was some horrible beer I just hope Milwaukee's best doesn't make a come back!
Amen Brother!🍺
I love the pipe wrench dragon! 🦖
Thanks Man! Who wouldn't love it?
@@Uwannawatch There's a vendor at Jacktown that makes creatures like that. I have one of his horse shoe crabs.
Yard art Wins this week by a mile! Very cool!
Big Brother that thing is so wacky I had to have it! Probably my favorite Pipe wrench I've ever bought.
The blue handled small nippers are actually spruce cutters.
As a model railroader ( 1/2 the basement is model railroad, the other 1/2 shop ) I use these all the time.
When you buy a model of something, could be a model car, plane, building ect, the part is attached to what is called a spruce. This is used to cut it off to assemble.
They are sold by a company that sells modeling tools. From hand tools to mini mills and mini lathe. It's called micro-mark.
By the way...
I thought the lizard was cool!!!!
Have a Jesus filled day everyone
Greg in Michigan
Thanks Greg! I know my son purchased some nippers for his model building and they were very expensive but cut close like a razor. {I use regular snips and a file I know it's the hard way } Your model rail road sounds very cool!!! I'll pass on the micro mark info to him. Take care Buddy and hope you have a good Sunday!
the wrench dragon is totally awesome
Thank You! I thought it was pretty cool and creative, for $10 help an artist out. Good Deal.
Boy Scout stove! Thats cool!
Thanks Mr. Wallace! We'll see how it cooks....
Love the dragon
Thanks! He is pretty cool!
Cool haul Super George. That shop pet is pretty cool! I like the Schitz.....i mean Schlitz glasses
Thanks Captain Ivan! You know what they say...Schlitz gives ya the Shitz....it's true!
I can confirm that...Yes it's true💩💩😅🤣
Cool stuff with the glasses and Iguana. You're right about Schlitz not being good. My dad used to drink that and Old Milwaukee. Arc joints was probably a Craftsman thing since they couldn't call them Channellock. That speaker wire is expensive so excellent deal! Wink wink. Boy scouts had a lot of nice camping gear that are usually good quality. I guess my favorite is the yard art. Happy Fathers day. Hope you gte to relax. Great video George!👍🏻😎
Mike,Mike,Mike! Thanks Brother. Old Mildew!!!! That was some something...we used to drink it Waaay back in the day! I'd never seen those craftsmans. We go camping every fall. The yard art is cool and I really did need the speaker wire..but while I was there ....Take it easy and Happy Father's Day to you too.
A 28 min, a 23 min, a 10 min......a 7 min form Uwannawatch for the win!
Sunday morning I'm supposed to be working not watching fun stuff! tHanks for the video
Always happy to help ya procrastinate!
The yard art is really cool., The BS ovens is also. Have you ever cooked with a Dutch Oven. You can do cakes Biscuts anything you want. The Match and Tender box is very cool. Nice haul George, have a good week.
Hey Mr. Dale! Yes we have a Dutch oven we actually use it a lot it's a fun way to cook once you get used to it. Thanks Brother I hope you have a good week to.
yard art for sure so cool didn't see that coming
Thanks Jack! Trust me..I never thought when I left the house I'd come home with that. It is pretty cool though.
Id have that dragon thing anyday 😊
Right!? It's such a cool piece I had to bring it home.
I do think that lizard/dragon is a good buy, I do scrap metal art stuff myself, occasionally, the garden is scattered with metal animals and the like. I'd be interested to see that reflective oven up and running.
Thanks Alex! That's cool! You should put them in one of your videos! I think we'll try it out when we go camping in the fall. Haven't seen ya in a bit hope all is well!
@@Uwannawatch I'm having to slow things down a bit at the moment, got a few projects on the go but got results from an MRI scan back and I've got the lower back of someone in their 70-80's! 4 discs in varying degrees of degeneration, just waiting to see if I'll need an operation now. The joys of getting old😁
@@Bloodshed.restorations Welcome to club! I've fractured my lower back twice and have a deteriorating disk condition.. I know it sounds a little soft but look into yoga I stretch everyday. Take it easy hope it turns out well for ya.
@@Uwannawatch tried physio exercises and it got worse but might have to look into yoga. Cheers👍🏻
with the price of copper right now you got a sweet deal on the wire
I know right..It's not cheap I was gonna order some.
You mentioned Shafer's Beer , boy that brought back memories! I think you could get a 30 pack (suitcase) for like 3.99. thanks for the tool haul.
Have a great Father's Day!
Thank you Happy Father's day back at ya! I know it was super cheap! Back then an adult would give us a few bucks and a note to pick up beer and ciggs... we could keep the change and would grab candy or an ice cream..those days are long gone now!
The yard art is cool. Someone was pretty creative. We have a few people around here who do these kind of creative things, and also a muffler shop with "muffler people" welded together out of tailpipes and mufflers in front of the shop. I've seen larger models of the Bernard pliers, but not the 4 inch versions you found. I like the camp fire oven. I dont remember it from my scouting years, probably because it post dates my time time in the dinosaur age. By the way, I like it when you tell us what you paid for the treasures. It gives us an idea of what we might expect to pay as tool hunters.
Hey Pat, Ya it's pretty cool what people can make. I don't find the 4" very often. I think the oven is probably a newer thing. I've seen reflector ovens but not Bsa ones. I try to remember to tell you guys but if I don't just ask. Thanks Buddy and take care Man.
4:30 I see it already!
They are coming to get you.....Team Snap on is on the move!
Always!
The yard art dog that wont chase cars😊
Or dig holes in the yard! 😁
Those Excelite cutters cut truly flush, great for Ty-wraps
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Great vid thank you George, I love the Boy Scout stuff brings back memories although I have never actually seen one of those reflector ovens in use. And your right about the Schlitz that was right up there with the Pabst Blue Ribbon and growing up in New England Narragansett beer my dad's favorite and comes along with the moniker drink one piss two. LOL
Thanks Ken, We'll be going out on a camping trip this fall so hopefully we can use that little oven, It's funny PBR is like the national college beer now. I forgot about Narragansett! 🤣🤣! Let's just hope Old Mildew doesn't make a come back.
Small Bernard pliers. I have a pair. Love them!
I've had a couple pair and sent them to a buddy. I think they'll be great little fishing pliers.
Love the Schlitz glasses. My first beer was a Schlitz, borrowed it from my old man. By the way is that a set of SK screwdrivers in the back ground? I don't think I have ever seen that many in one place.
That was probably my first beer as well.. Yes those are all SK screwdrivers. I got a bit of a thing for them.
The yard art dragon is cool the match holder is also cool
Thanks Larry!
The lizard 😮😅😊
Thanks!
So much good stuff. The Xcelite flush cutters you'll love. They are great for cutting zip ties and small gauge wire. I don't remember if I ever had Schlitz beer but for a heads up, whoever is making Schaffer beer now (I think Pabst owns the rights to the original recipe) I have to say it's not bad. Maybe even pretty good.
George
Thanks George, I used to like the old PBR but now I drink Corona Premier ..It helps me keep my figure..LOL !
That Tru Fit ratchet is my favorite George Tru Fit was the lectrolite company lecrtrolite once had a hand in S-K tools and later on S-K bought out lectrolite that ratchet was probably late 40's to early 50's if I was to guess so in nos condition I would say great finds bro thanks for sharing
Thanks Don! I truly appreciate the information! Hope you're doing good Brother!
@Uwannawatch I'm doing alright need to get more videos out just been busy
I love the dragon and SCHlitz glasses. SCHLITZ, MADE MILWAUKEE FAMOUS! I had a Frisbee from my college days at Northeastern University in Boston my hometown. I ever have a bunch of Schlitz beer bottle openers that the original owner of my house had. They saw the Original Subway World Series and THE HINDENBURG DISASTER! HOW do I know that? I have their 35mm films and the cases say that!
WOW! That is Awesome! The Hindenburg crash happened right down from me in Lakehurst NJ. The hanger is still standing it even has it's own atmosphere..If you ever get a chance to check it out you should it's a pretty special place. Thanks for sharing that and I heard PBR is now the choice beer of college kids.
The Bernards George , definitely my favourite , all good buys thou , I'm after some old smoked glass mugs myself , tea tastes better from those ! Bargain price speaker wire - result !!
Thanks Uncle Jim! those little Bernards are always a cool find! I priced speaker wire and that shit's expensive especially when I don't need a lot.Do you have your tea with breakfast..lunch..dinner...supper..or tea?
Being very close to the brewery in NO LA. I have to say the glasses were bestest thing!!!
Thanks I really do like them and was surprised to find them in such good condition.
Tru Fit is a Lectrolite brand. Lectrolite was bought out by SK so that little ratchet is actually pretty neat.
Thanks Yadda!
"arc joint" is a different way to describe the "channel lock" feature. I suspect they were trying to market the channel lock style of pliers without violating the trademark.
Gotcha!
Per alloy artifacts "In 1953 Sears began offering tongue-and-groove pliers after the "Channellock" patent had expired. Sears coined the brand "Arc-Joint" for the pliers, and the primary production partner was Wilde Tool. McKaig-Hatch also provided Arc-Joint pliers for the Dunlap brand."
That brand of beer is no longer even made anymore that I'm aware of. I've drank a few in my younger years and you're right it's not very good. I'd watch putting them in a dishwasher though some of the vintage glasses aren't dishwasher safe and may crack them.
Supposedly it's still made in the Midwest. I have yet to see it. I'd love to try it just to say I did. I was just a kid when it was popular. Strohs is another one that comes to mind.
Ya I think we've all it and nope it's not good! We don't put anything like them in the dishwasher. It will just completely take away the "paint" we see the old pyrex with dishwasher damage all the time. So it's hand wash only for these.
@@thetinkersshop543 Strohs yep that's another fine beer.
they are grove joint pump pliers are different
Thanks Dan O!
The oddball ratchet is my favorite, was it made by Proto? How is "TruFit" spelled"?
Tru fit
has anyone ever successfully cooked anything in those reflector ovens?...the dragon...hehe...i would have given him the 10 bucks and said i would pick it up later than.."forgot" to go back...excelite makes good stuff...i've never seen those bernards pliers before...nice!
Thanks! I think we're gonna try out that oven so we'll find out together if it works. Nah, The dragon is cool..and I'm always down to help out a local seller/artist/craftsman. Those bernards they don't pop up too often so i always pick them up when they do.