Yes, I'll play...

Losers weepers.

Or we could turn this into a knock knock thread.

I'd really hate to see it turn into something useful like a tool recommendation thread...

 

Jeepers creepers

I buy most of my stuff from Harbor Freight, so I can't give any advice on tools.

 

One way or the other we're bound to find out what My Old Tools really wanted to tell us.

Jim

 

Lowe's and Home Depot...

 

My harbor freight socket wrench came apart while using it. Put it back together and it works. But still...I wasnt working it that hard.

 

My 60 year old Craftsman wrench set. It belonged to my Dad.

 

 

Zig and zag

 

Surprisingly, it sometimes rains cats and dogs. In the Northwoods, we have been having snow--over a foot in places. Rain or shine, we must carry on. It's do or die so to speak.

 

When I was growing up, my Dad would not let me use the his tools because he needed them for his work. Instead he took me to garage sales and bought me "dead man's tools" where the husband had died and the widow was selling off his tools 40 or 50 years later, when I open one of my roll around tool boxes and spot some of those old "dead man's tool's" I wonder if someday my vast collection will become the same thing. "dead man's tools" for some other young man.

 

Here is my Dad's Craftsman socket set.