Estate Sale Vintage Toolbox Tour Tool Haul Including Craftsman Starrett Mitutoyo Machinist Tools
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- I grabbed two toolboxes from an estate sale. One of them is a Craftsman Rally Box that had some random hand tools, the second is a Craftsman Machinist box with some machinist tools inside. Let's take a look to see what they came with.
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5:44 That is a flush cut plier. Use it only on zip ties and suitable soft and small gauge wire. Quality tool. I had a pair just like that, probably even the same vintage. Until somebody used them to cut a tamper tag off a power meter box. Snapped a jaw clean off. Those tamper tags are hardened stainless for those interested.
Thanks for all the great info! Thank you for watching!
Brownell's is an outdoors/hunting/firearms retailer. Among many other things, they sell gunsmithing tools like some of the screwdriver/bits you have there. The slotted screws used in firearms are generally turned with a bit/driver that isn't tapered in thickness like a regular slotted screwdriver is. It allows for better grip and less likely to slip or strip out the slot in the screw.
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Thank you for the info! It is a nice little set. Thank you for watching!
@@thetoolbandit Gunsmithing screw bits are not like regular bits, they are usually designed to be sacrificial. Don't go using them on just anything
@@Jeff-ne2sg Thanks for the heads up!
That’s the Brownell’s Magna-tip set. The green handle is from at least 40-50 years ago, if not older. Believe it or not that’s the one thing in both boxes I’d love to have because of its history, as I love old gunsmithing tools.
The blue stubby handle is much newer and comes with each of the Magna-tip sets. I have their fixed blade screwdriver set in an oak block from 1994, they even supplied a brass name tag for it. I also have the Magna-tip Super and thin bit sets.
They make magna-tip handles in different lengths, as well as non-magnetic “clip tip” handles for times you don’t want your work magnetized. My favorite are the mid length “law enforcement handles” that allow you to get closer to your work. They expect you will break some bits over time, so they sell large and small grinding stones 1 1/8” and 5/8” for use in a Fordham or Dremel rotary tool or drill press that allows you to regrind the tips back to factory or to a different configuration for custom gun screws. If you ever see a buggered gun screw, you know whoever did it was a hack and didn’t use one of these type bits.
My Dad was a gunsmith and I have a bunch of Brownell’s tools. They’re the best quality and guaranteed forever to the original owner. They also sell reloading stuff, and firearms accessories like quality slings and a thousand other things. Great outfit.
Those Brown & Sharp micrometers easily quintupled your $50 investment, so well done! I enjoy seeing “unboxing” old items like this, so new subscriber here! 👍
Love these old tools
When they made them to last! Thanks for watching!
Brownell's is an outdoors/hunting/firearms retailer, once I gave then my email, they send me emails every other day, The set your looking at is a gunsmithing tool kit. The machinist box needs so good cleaning. You scored on the tools inside.
Thank you for the info and for watching!
Love those old tool boxes!! Thanks for showing us tool nuts!!
Absolutely! I think this Rally box gives me the 2/3/4 drawer combos. I have not seen a machinist box like this before so that was exciting. Thank you for watching!
Cool! The Mics and gauges were a real find.
I agree! High quality tools for sure! Thank you for watching!
Lots of great stuff well worth what you paid.
I agree! Thank you for watching!
Looks like Kennedy was making those toolboxes for Sears Craftsman. The Machinist chest is wider because of the square drawer in the center. ..Which was designed to perfectly fit the "The Machinist Handbook". Common knowledge is some circles, but for those who didn't know...
Interesting! I'm more into mechanics tools, I don't know a lot about machinist tools. Thank you for watching!
killer finds man, 35 is just such a good deal for that machinist's chest.
I agree! Once the mouse poop is cleaned out it should be great! Thanks for watching!
Back in the 1950'S my dad had a Yankee push screwdriver. Also had a push driver for drilling small holes in wood ( maybe up to 3/16" ). Nice vidio. When I retired 5 years ago and bought home a large tool chest and two milk crates of tools told the wife I was going to stop buying toys man tools. Yep just don't know what year ! Just the mics was worth the $45 that you paid. Have one of the four sided thread chaser only tool cart last 50 years. Only used it twice.
I needed to stop buying tools 10 years ago! LOL Thank you for watching!
I still have that rally box in the garage! It’s the one I hauled back and forth everyday while I was in tech school
It's a good box, I have the 2, 3, and 4 drawer versions. Nice box overall! Thankf for watching!
The 3 small tools at the bringing are used for setting loop rivets in different sizes. The Brownells is a great company. Look them up.
Thanks for the info and thank you for watching!
The tool at 5:35 is for scoring cement board. You can use it to cut through plexiglass too.
Google says you are correct! Well, I have one if I need one! Thank you for watching!
Bi-level is so close to bevel, you could see it in your mind's eye!
Yes! I just shoot from the hip as I go and sometimes on the spot you just spit something out. LOL! Thanks for watching!
I’m guessing the items at 1:40 and 2:00 are used to ‘set’ snap fasteners. There are two parts. You have several of the ‘punches’ but missing the round ‘disk’ anvil half. They are usually included with a bunch of snaps, likely why there are so many.
Thank you! After looking them up, they sure do look a lot like what you are describing! Thank you for watching!
Looks like the secondary tool box- you must have got there late..lol
I was first, invited before it started. Loaded the entire back of my SUV this was just two boxes. Picked up a ton of hand tools from a few different boxes, didn't record those. I didn't stuff the boxes, I like to show what was actually in them... included mouse poop LOL
The oddly shaped (triangular) stones are used for gouges, or wood turning type tools, with a curved convex/concave blade. Hope thats the case because thats what I use them for ! The measuring tool drawer is indeed the money drawer 👍
I was thinking that, but I have always seen them ground on a grinding wheel. But that is about the only thing I thought they could be used for. Thank you for watching!
I have a lot of old tool card board or can advertisement on the shelf on display in the garage kinds cool to look at.
I love old advertising! Thank you for watching!
Late to the game on this one, but the 26" machinist may be Kennedy manufacture (one of the makes Craftsman rebadged. Waterloo was another, but this has the drop-pins for the front cover locking) 1:40 as mentioned elsewhere, appear to be rivet sets for snaps or grommets. Brownells is heavy to gunsmithing. 6:35 cutting inserts, maybe? Not sure what for. 7:30 Yankee driver bits it is (North Bros, bought by Stanley post WW-II, Craftsman rebadged for years) 9:10 mandrels for something (internal holding- they expand) 9:30 internal scraper for cleaning, like a smoking pipe reamer. 10:55 taper pin hole reamers 13:45 boring bar
Thanks for all the good info! Thank you for watching!
Brownells is a fire arms repair company,That kit is very specilized and pricey to boot.
Thanks for the info, at first I just thought it was another bit driver set. Thank you for watching!
9:29, that is a cleaner for the taper or female part of the collet
Thank for the info, and for watching!
Brownells sell gunsmith tools
Thanks for the info, and thank you for watching!
Brownells gunsmithing screwdriver set.
Thanks for the info, and for watching!
Screwdriver bits for stanley yankee auto screwdriver too I think
That is what i was thinking, I believe Craftsman also rebranded one like it. Thank you for watching!
Very cool. What do you do with the tool boxes? I"ve seen how some people set up multiple boxes in their workshops.
Lately I've had my eyes open for 1980s or 1990s Craftsman bottom boxes. The plan is to have a couple of those rather than a huge modern box. (Did I say a couple?....I meant three or four or however many I can get away with before they send me off to the looney bin).
I used them for job specific tools. So I have one with electrical tools, one with drill bits and other bits, one with fasteners and so on. Some also become displays. Thank you for watching!
@@thetoolbandit RUclips has brought out a bunch of tool collectors. Somewhere, some bat channel I saw a guy who had a tool collection neatly organized in drawers. It was actually pretty cool.
I like the idea of having a tool box full of displays
Any reason to buy more tool boxes is a win in my book.
Tool is for install snaps come as kit every time you by more snaps
Thank you! I can probably toss all but one! Thanks for watching!
Brownnell scope mount tool kit
That makes sense! Thanks for watching!
your unknows tools are transfer punches.
Valve body parts i think
Could be!
Seal remover tool
It looks a bit like a seal remover and a bit different. I'm sure there is more than 1 style of seal remover. I do have Google Lens, I should see if I can get it to recognize it. Thank you for watching!