Gary you are the MAN, you do realize you make all of us jealous. I wish I lived next-store to you just to hangout and to scoop some knowledge, A smile goes to my face every time I see you have a new video up. The first time I seen your videos I was up all night long, had to binge watch your whole channel. Keep the great work and thank you for sharing it with us the viewer
Speechless on the year you have had. The whole YT community must be envious. You are going to need a bigger shop. The new Grandson at the end was the greatest prize. Hope you have happy and healthy 2023 and thanks for sharing all the fantastic tool finds.
Jim, I definitely need a bigger shop. I have always liked my old tools but they definitely don’t compare to my grandkids. I appreciate you checking out the video and leaving a comment. Gary
Hey Gary. That was quite a year of collecting. The material you got from the guy in Petaluma was worth twice the total price! Nice scores all around. It's not fair you got your whole family scouring CL for you! Congratulations grandpa! All the best, Tom
Gary, I could comment on about half the tools that you showed, but I wanted to note on that Lisle ridge reamer. I am in the process of rebuilding my International 264 engine. It took on some water, and I needed to get the pistons out without further damage. The rings were stuck hard, so I needed to remove the ridge on the bores. I never liked those modern type of ridge reamers, so I looked on ebay and bought an old Lisle just like the one you have. Mine was never used, it would seem. Well, it did the job for me on my engine perfectly, not cutting too much, just the right amount. Keep that ridge reamer around and oiled up. They are way nicer than the new ones. The fine thread down feed and the arch to keep it square really make it the best to use. You might be thankful some day that you have it. --Doozer
Doozer, they definitely are much nicer than the newer ones. I have been trying to catch up with your videos, but I think you have put out more videos in the last week than I have put out in the last six months LOL. I always enjoy seeing project you’re working on. Thanks for stopping by. Gary
You have really been blessed with the tool finds you have had this year. Congrats. Thanks very much for sharing Gary. Here is wishing you a great 2023.
Really nice easy watch. You are quite a collector. Envious of the cheap prices you get that stuff for. Nice to see the Bash. We don't have anything quite like that in the UK that I'm aware of. Maybe nearest would be a model engineering show. Cheers
Paul, I definitely live in an area where it’s pretty easy to find good deals. Hope the new year is treating you well. Appreciate you stopping by the channel. Gary
Got lots of content for videos, just hard to find the time to make them. Hopefully this year I will be able to get more out. Always nice to have you stop by. Gary
Enough small dies that you can use one once and then throw it away! Grandsons are always good to have around. I have a few around here and have no end of fun with them. Cheers
You are such a fine gentleman. And a good finder of all tooling stuff! I have a similar style (Air plane prop blades) that I don't need it, no plans for using it, nothing I can see in the immediate future for an item, but shoot....at that price I'll take two! Thanks for the videos.
I always enjoy your videos. I have a half inch micrometer. Also, I use it once a year well I need to measure in some sort of a cavity. Lots of good tools you got there the last few months You’re well stocked on the Aloris tool holders.
Thank you Dale. But if somebody asked me how many more tool holders would I possibly need my answer would still be, One More. Thanks for stopping by. Gary
An old iron tidbits AND a monday night meatloaf in the same afternoon! (Hi from the UK!) I am beginning to like mondays - unlike Garfield lol! Congrats on your grandson, thank you for sharing, Gary.
You picked up some killer deals in 2022. Especially the sky hook and metal brake. I don't understand why sellers think they can throw 30 pounds of tooling in a cardboard box and not expect it to blow out the side. When I ship heavy stuff like that I build a wooden box to fit in the flat rate box.
Tom, wooden box inside the cardboard box has always been a very nice way to package. I have had a couple things that I shipped where I put the parts in a plastic bag and filled the box with spray foam. I’m always amazed on seeing how some people package up their parts to be shipped. Hope you’re doing good. Gary
You got some good deals around this area the deals are getting less and less. I guess the older people that had alot of stuff are getting to be less and less . I have alot of stuff i probably dont need much else but that dosent keep me from getting a bargain. One thing that has slowed my collecting down my parents have passed away and now i am cleaning up there stuff it realy makes make you thing about your own collection . I real like watching this video thanks for taking the time to show us. I got a some smaller torch bottles they are handy when you need to take a torch some were. That Grandson is great.
Doug, I appreciate you taking time to watch the video and leave a comment. For many years I have been collecting tools and equipment knowing that when I’m gone my family can only keep so much of it. But my kids and grandkids will be the true legacy I leave behind. Thanks for stopping by the channel. Gary
Wow Gary, so much where to begin? Congratulations on your new grandson. You find the best tools on YT. I have a 1/2" micrometer it sure is small. That Beverly shear is a beauty. Glad to see a new video. I will watch it a second time there is so much to see. Take care
Are you trying to corner the market on tools? What a nice score. And you are right, best till last! I have a 3 month old great grand daughter... Awesome!!!!!
Yay Gary, wonderful as always buddy, I'm seriously loving your shop, I'd love a home setup, anyways have a great one 👍 and best wishes to you and yours Edit: just to add, what wonderful scores buddy, investing in the future there 👏
Ralfy, always nice to have you stop by. It is nice having the Home shop but it’s never big enough. My plans were to add a larger shop behind my house but I have put that on hold for a bit. But I am working on extending my existing shop that’s under my house to give me a little bit more elbow room. Sorry I have not been keeping up with watching other creators videos, just been crazy busy lately. Just know I always enjoy your videos. Gary
Gorgeous quarter-sawn white oak on that toolbox! Yowza! How many compressor valves does somebody want to see rebuilt? Well... at *least* one! Nice stuff. Thanks for the vid, sir! And I guess it's time for a different strategy next year at the 4-jaw competition. :-). But trying something new is always good. regardless. Cute kid.
Super jealous to see the range of quality gear and the ridiculously low prices you pay. Here in Oz we pay premium prices for junk tools and most of it is just handyman stuff. 😢
Mark, let me start by saying it’s a pleasure having you stop by my channel. I don’t do a lot of commenting on some of the larger channels, but I always enjoy the quality of work you put into your projects. You’re definitely someone I could learn a lot from. I do live in an area where there’s no shortage of deals. Even when I’m not looking for them they seem to find a way of finding me, but I’m not complaining. Anyway thanks again for stopping by and leaving a comment. Gary
25:59 Just in case no one knows what it's for, at the far right is a retractable drumming brush - jazz drummers use them on the snare drum for the swoosh swoosh rhythm! Probably useful for cleaning out internal corners and such things. like a manual needle scaler I guess!
Gary where did you get the O rings for your torch? I have some old Victor torches which don’t see much use but when I need one I need it. Went to two welding supply’s in Oxnard this last week. Both said they don’t carry them anymore. They would take them in for a discount on a new unit but I would rather keep mine working. Thanks for the always interesting videos. Perfect for a gale force NE wind day that’s keeping me inside. Randy
Randy, I have had those O-rings for quite some time. But I just checked on eBay and there are a few sellers that are selling Victor O-rings. I hope that helps, and I appreciate you stopping by the channel. Gary
Thanks for getting back to me Gary, I got two pairs on Amazon for $9. When I saw how many were in your package I thought I could do better. Think I should get a few more while I can.
Man, thought you forgot about posting! Ncie finds, been looking for a brake for some time, but want a finger style. Ouch, I have been getting a few things lately all busted up. Some from shipping, some poor packing. Funny, my first real lathe was Jet 920, got at auction in Napa.
John, it would have been nice if it was a finger break but for the price I can’t complain. I had no complaints at the time with my jet Lathe. Appreciate you checking out the video. Gary
@@OldIronMachineWorks Actually my blocks are different but come in the same box. (didn't realize they were different till you opened the box later in the video) Same Company though. My blocks are standard rectangular assorted with a 4" 3" 2" 1" ...... and a bunch of tiny ones. They are nice tho
I’ve got a number of the same tool holders, in BXA, for my Dorian. But I’ve replaced all the hold down screws. I bought screws from McMastercarr (where else?) with flats. I don’t know why they use screws with necks at the bottom. If you use a tool that’s the height of the slot, much of the screw neck is in the holder, with no threads! I just don’t get that. Gary, how many sockets do you “need”? Oh yeah, congrats on the new kid.
Ken, USPS can be a very economical way of shipping but there boxes clearly need some reinforcing. Hope you’re doing well. This week has been nice having a break from the rain. Thanks for stopping by. Gary
How am I not surprised at the box with the missing tool post missing, gone or stolen or just threw away when it fell out. These shipping companys need to be made to cover this stuff not the shipper then everyone's price goes up. It's nonsense at how things get treated these days in shipping. I just went through a remodel on my home and a dishwasher that my wife had ordered from Lowe's came on a Lowe's truck and when he raised the door whoever loaded it had ran the forks on the forklift through the front door of the dishwasher and out the back of the machine and they still tried to deliver it to me. The driver said well I have to leave the dishwasher and that I had to call Lowe's and take it up with them. Apparently the driver didn't know me or ever herd of me. I said really as he stood in the back of the truck well then watch this. He had left the truck running so I reached into the truck cut it off and took the keys. I told the driver when he finally made it back to Lowe's he could tell his boss that the truck was at my last stop along with the dishwasher that he had destroyed and tried to make me take delivery of. And that way when they came back for it they would have a truck to take it back on. Needless to say at that point he started to loading it back up and started his I'm sorry over and over.
John, I try to limit myself to Craigslist time because I know I will always find some deals. Not sure when the bash is yet but hopefully I will be able to make it and see you there. Thanks for checking out the video. Gary
"WOW", unbelievable! I 'm sure you'll get alot of use of alot of the tooling you bought. Plus it gives you a chance to put togeather a nice tool kit for that new grandson. Another set of hands to train! Enjoyed watching, stay busy; time flies.Thanks!!
Gary you are the MAN, you do realize you make all of us jealous. I wish I lived next-store to you just to hangout and to scoop some knowledge, A smile goes to my face every time I see you have a new video up. The first time I seen your videos I was up all night long, had to binge watch your whole channel. Keep the great work and thank you for sharing it with us the viewer
Ed, thank you for the kind words. I really appreciate it. Gary
Plenty of tools now the new grandson ! Congrats to the new parents ! Pass it on, Gary !
Thanks Ken
Your auction is going to be something.
The Bridge with a ship passing AND grandbabies all in one video! Thank you for sharing Gary.
Alan, thank you for checking out the video. Gary
Missed your videos,glad your back thanks
John, got lots of Content on different projects just can’t seem to find the time to make the videos. Appreciate you stopping by the channel. Gary
Enjoyed everything EXCEPT the bash footage of me…LOL….great seagulling Gary
Chuck, that was the best part of the video LOL
Hope you have a great day my friend.
Always a joy to see a new video on this channel. Some lovely scores, but none tops the arrival of a grandson.
Paul, I could not agree more. Always nice to have you stop by the channel. Gary
Speechless on the year you have had. The whole YT community must be envious. You are going to need a bigger shop. The new Grandson at the end was the greatest prize. Hope you have happy and healthy 2023 and thanks for sharing all the fantastic tool finds.
Jim, I definitely need a bigger shop. I have always liked my old tools but they definitely don’t compare to my grandkids. I appreciate you checking out the video and leaving a comment. Gary
Hey Gary. That was quite a year of collecting. The material you got from the guy in Petaluma was worth twice the total price! Nice scores all around. It's not fair you got your whole family scouring CL for you! Congratulations grandpa!
All the best,
Tom
Tom, always a pleasure to have you stop by the channel. Let me know when you’re passing through and I’ll take you to lunch. Gary
what beautiful grandson you really had a great year loved the video
Thank you Dan
Gary, a great year for tools, now you need a few more Lista or Vidmars from the scrapyard to house them. Congrats on the grand baby
Improving the World, one baby at a time.
Gary, I could comment on about half the tools that you showed, but I wanted to note on that Lisle ridge reamer. I am in the process of rebuilding my International 264 engine. It took on some water, and I needed to get the pistons out without further damage. The rings were stuck hard, so I needed to remove the ridge on the bores. I never liked those modern type of ridge reamers, so I looked on ebay and bought an old Lisle just like the one you have. Mine was never used, it would seem. Well, it did the job for me on my engine perfectly, not cutting too much, just the right amount. Keep that ridge reamer around and oiled up. They are way nicer than the new ones. The fine thread down feed and the arch to keep it square really make it the best to use. You might be thankful some day that you have it. --Doozer
Doozer, they definitely are much nicer than the newer ones.
I have been trying to catch up with your videos, but I think you have put out more videos in the last week than I have put out in the last six months LOL. I always enjoy seeing project you’re working on. Thanks for stopping by. Gary
You have really been blessed with the tool finds you have had this year. Congrats. Thanks very much for sharing Gary. Here is wishing you a great 2023.
Thank you Patrick, appreciate you stopping by. Gary
Lots of great tools and nice on the GS.
Thank you Randy, I appreciate it. Hope you’re enjoying the beautiful weather we’re having. Gary
Really nice easy watch. You are quite a collector. Envious of the cheap prices you get that stuff for. Nice to see the Bash. We don't have anything quite like that in the UK that I'm aware of. Maybe nearest would be a model engineering show. Cheers
Paul, I definitely live in an area where it’s pretty easy to find good deals. Hope the new year is treating you well. Appreciate you stopping by the channel. Gary
@@OldIronMachineWorks Nice picture of your grandchild as well. They grow so fast.
Upvote for the James C. cameo!
Quite a pile of tools. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.
Harold, appreciate you stopping bye come out. I hope the new year is treating you well. Gary
Quite a haul! Looks like the next thing you need to pick up at the next sale is a big warehouse to hold all this stuff ! Good luck with all of it.
wow, nice garage sale! congratulations on your grandson!
Thank you
21:36 how does Gerstner hit the ball out of the park on EVERY box they build ....... damn they're always gorgeous
I do agree, they make some beautiful boxes. Appreciate you stopping by. Gary
Thought maybe you got lost 😂. Good to see you had time to make a video.👍
Got lots of content for videos, just hard to find the time to make them. Hopefully this year I will be able to get more out. Always nice to have you stop by. Gary
So many treasures!
What a score😃😀
Enough small dies that you can use one once and then throw it away! Grandsons are always good to have around. I have a few around here and have no end of fun with them. Cheers
Warren, I have two granddaughters and two grandsons. They are definitely a blessing. Appreciate you checking out the video. Gary
Nice Haul Gary
Your Friend Gary from the Beautiful Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas
Thank you Gary
Congrats on your new Grandson, may he grow well and healthy!! He is definitely your biggest score!! Thanks for sharing Gary, take care!!
I could not agree more. Appreciate you checking out the video. Gary
I’d say you had a pretty great year! Congrats Grandpa! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Guy, Nothing Beats having another grandchild. Always nice to have you stop by the channel. Hope you’re doing good. Gary
You always find some great buys and congrats on the new grandson. Enjoyed seeing the loot.
Thanks John
Great video Gary injoyed watching as always
Thank you Joe, I appreciate it. Gary
You are such a fine gentleman. And a good finder of all tooling stuff! I have a similar style (Air plane prop blades) that I don't need it, no plans for using it, nothing I can see in the immediate future for an item, but shoot....at that price I'll take two! Thanks for the videos.
Thank You for the kind words, and for taking time to check out my video. Gary
I always enjoy your videos. I have a half inch micrometer. Also, I use it once a year well I need to measure in some sort of a cavity.
Lots of good tools you got there the last few months
You’re well stocked on the Aloris tool holders.
Thank you Dale. But if somebody asked me how many more tool holders would I possibly need my answer would still be, One More. Thanks for stopping by. Gary
What a score!!👍
Thanks for the video - I'm convinced buying quality tools is a good inflation hedge, especially at the prices you got! Well done :)
The steel ruler saying made in USA. Nice to see. Not the other one.
Some good picking!
Thanks Yuchol, always nice to have you stop by the channel. Gary
Love your Videos awesome stuff 👍👍
Thank you, I appreciate you taking the time to watch them. Gary
That $70 tool sale was more than a really good buy! Lol😂
Brian, not sure where you find time to watch other videos but I do appreciate it very much. Always nice to have you stop by the channel. Gary
Great video Gary, that's a fine looking boy there, he will have plenty of tools someday for sure,lol...
Thank you, And he definitely will LOL.
Thanks for stopping by. Gary
Great scores with your purchases mate 👍🇦🇺
Thanks Mark
Nice scores!👏
An old iron tidbits AND a monday night meatloaf in the same afternoon! (Hi from the UK!) I am beginning to like mondays - unlike Garfield lol! Congrats on your grandson, thank you for sharing, Gary.
Thank you Dudley, I appreciate you checking out the video. Gary
You picked up some killer deals in 2022. Especially the sky hook and metal brake. I don't understand why sellers think they can throw 30 pounds of tooling in a cardboard box and not expect it to blow out the side. When I ship heavy stuff like that I build a wooden box to fit in the flat rate box.
Tom, wooden box inside the cardboard box has always been a very nice way to package. I have had a couple things that I shipped where I put the parts in a plastic bag and filled the box with spray foam. I’m always amazed on seeing how some people package up their parts to be shipped. Hope you’re doing good. Gary
You got some good deals around this area the deals are getting less and less. I guess the older people that had alot of stuff are getting to be less and less . I have alot of stuff i probably dont need much else but that dosent keep me from getting a bargain. One thing that has slowed my collecting down my parents have passed away and now i am cleaning up there stuff it realy makes make you thing about your own collection . I real like watching this video thanks for taking the time to show us. I got a some smaller torch bottles they are handy when you need to take a torch some were. That Grandson is great.
Doug, I appreciate you taking time to watch the video and leave a comment. For many years I have been collecting tools and equipment knowing that when I’m gone my family can only keep so much of it. But my kids and grandkids will be the true legacy I leave behind. Thanks for stopping by the channel. Gary
Wow Gary, so much where to begin? Congratulations on your new grandson. You find the best tools on YT. I have a 1/2" micrometer it sure is small. That Beverly shear is a beauty. Glad to see a new video. I will watch it a second time there is so much to see. Take care
Thank you Randy. I always appreciate you stopping by the channel. Hope you’re enjoying your warm shop with all that new insulation. Gary
Are you trying to corner the market on tools? What a nice score. And you are right, best till last! I have a 3 month old great grand daughter... Awesome!!!!!
Danny, got two granddaughters and two grandsons and they truly are blessings. Always nice to have you stop by the channel. Gary
@@OldIronMachineWorks Blessings indeed for sure! And it's my pleasure for sure!!!!!
Gday Gary, congratulations on your new Grandson, you had some great purchases throughout the year, thanks for sharing mate, cheers
Thank you Matty, Appreciate you taking the time to stop by the channel. Gary
There is 3 troyke rotary tables at delta scrap right now, they have an integral x/y table on them.
I remember watching you live on YT doing the four jaw comp.
You sure collected some nice toys over time :)
Michel, always nice to have you stop by the channel. Gary
Yay Gary, wonderful as always buddy, I'm seriously loving your shop, I'd love a home setup, anyways have a great one 👍 and best wishes to you and yours
Edit: just to add, what wonderful scores buddy, investing in the future there 👏
Ralfy, always nice to have you stop by. It is nice having the Home shop but it’s never big enough. My plans were to add a larger shop behind my house but I have put that on hold for a bit. But I am working on extending my existing shop that’s under my house to give me a little bit more elbow room. Sorry I have not been keeping up with watching other creators videos, just been crazy busy lately. Just know I always enjoy your videos. Gary
@Old Iron Machine Works Bless you buddy, never a need to apologise, I'd stop by and help.out if I could, so happy you are keeping busy
Gorgeous quarter-sawn white oak on that toolbox! Yowza!
How many compressor valves does somebody want to see rebuilt? Well... at *least* one!
Nice stuff. Thanks for the vid, sir! And I guess it's time for a different strategy next year at the 4-jaw competition. :-). But trying something new is always good. regardless.
Cute kid.
i look forward to your vids. you work on and get the coolest things.
Thank you Jay
Super jealous to see the range of quality gear and the ridiculously low prices you pay. Here in Oz we pay premium prices for junk tools and most of it is just handyman stuff. 😢
Mark, let me start by saying it’s a pleasure having you stop by my channel. I don’t do a lot of commenting on some of the larger channels, but I always enjoy the quality of work you put into your projects. You’re definitely someone I could learn a lot from.
I do live in an area where there’s no shortage of deals. Even when I’m not looking for them they seem to find a way of finding me, but I’m not complaining. Anyway thanks again for stopping by and leaving a comment. Gary
I’ve bought used snap on because I knew they were warranted.
25:59 Just in case no one knows what it's for, at the far right is a retractable drumming brush - jazz drummers use them on the snare drum for the swoosh swoosh rhythm! Probably useful for cleaning out internal corners and such things. like a manual needle scaler I guess!
Dudley, I did not know what it was. Thank you for the info, and for taking the time to check out the video. Gary
Gary where did you get the O rings for your torch? I have some old Victor torches which don’t see much use but when I need one I need it. Went to two welding supply’s in Oxnard this last week. Both said they don’t carry them anymore. They would take them in for a discount on a new unit but I would rather keep mine working. Thanks for the always interesting videos. Perfect for a gale force NE wind day that’s keeping me inside. Randy
Randy, I have had those O-rings for quite some time. But I just checked on eBay and there are a few sellers that are selling Victor O-rings. I hope that helps, and I appreciate you stopping by the channel. Gary
Thanks for getting back to me Gary, I got two pairs on Amazon for $9. When I saw how many were in your package I thought I could do better. Think I should get a few more while I can.
Man, thought you forgot about posting! Ncie finds, been looking for a brake for some time, but want a finger style. Ouch, I have been getting a few things lately all busted up. Some from shipping, some poor packing. Funny, my first real lathe was Jet 920, got at auction in Napa.
John, it would have been nice if it was a finger break but for the price I can’t complain. I had no complaints at the time with my jet Lathe. Appreciate you checking out the video. Gary
Just picked up a 48in Cincinatti finger break today. I have a vice brake and a SWAG press brake for real HD stuff.
4:18 I have the same gauge block set
Bobby, they look like an excellent gauge block set. Thanks for watching
@@OldIronMachineWorks Actually my blocks are different but come in the same box. (didn't realize they were different till you opened the box later in the video) Same Company though. My blocks are standard rectangular assorted with a 4" 3" 2" 1" ...... and a bunch of tiny ones. They are nice tho
I’ve got a number of the same tool holders, in BXA, for my Dorian. But I’ve replaced all the hold down screws. I bought screws from McMastercarr (where else?) with flats. I don’t know why they use screws with necks at the bottom. If you use a tool that’s the height of the slot, much of the screw neck is in the holder, with no threads! I just don’t get that. Gary, how many sockets do you “need”? Oh yeah, congrats on the new kid.
Mell, when someone ask me how many of something do I need the answer is always ( One More ) LOL Thanks for stopping by. Gary
@@OldIronMachineWorks true.
is there ever enough space
Ditto!
Nope LOL
the answer too the auestion "how many valves you want to see made"? answer is ALL of THEM!!!!!
Pleas can you make a toolbox tour sir
Not enough hours in the day, LOL
Some of the packages I got there was nothing in the box.
Ken, USPS can be a very economical way of shipping but there boxes clearly need some reinforcing. Hope you’re doing well. This week has been nice having a break from the rain. Thanks for stopping by. Gary
How am I not surprised at the box with the missing tool post missing, gone or stolen or just threw away when it fell out. These shipping companys need to be made to cover this stuff not the shipper then everyone's price goes up. It's nonsense at how things get treated these days in shipping. I just went through a remodel on my home and a dishwasher that my wife had ordered from Lowe's came on a Lowe's truck and when he raised the door whoever loaded it had ran the forks on the forklift through the front door of the dishwasher and out the back of the machine and they still tried to deliver it to me. The driver said well I have to leave the dishwasher and that I had to call Lowe's and take it up with them. Apparently the driver didn't know me or ever herd of me. I said really as he stood in the back of the truck well then watch this. He had left the truck running so I reached into the truck cut it off and took the keys. I told the driver when he finally made it back to Lowe's he could tell his boss that the truck was at my last stop along with the dishwasher that he had destroyed and tried to make me take delivery of. And that way when they came back for it they would have a truck to take it back on. Needless to say at that point he started to loading it back up and started his I'm sorry over and over.
Anthony, it’s too bad that people have to take drastic measures at times for people to do the right thing. Appreciate you checking out the video. Gary
Man, I got to watch more Craig's list and less RUclips!!! See you at the Bash again this year Gary?
John, I try to limit myself to Craigslist time because I know I will always find some deals. Not sure when the bash is yet but hopefully I will be able to make it and see you there. Thanks for checking out the video. Gary
Man. Talk about tool envy.
Very Reasonable = ?
I don’t always talk about the price
"WOW", unbelievable! I 'm sure you'll get alot of use of alot of the tooling you bought. Plus it gives you a chance to put togeather a nice tool kit for that new grandson. Another set of hands to train! Enjoyed watching, stay busy; time flies.Thanks!!
John, I always appreciate your kind words. Gary