Another weekend of treasure hunting and we found some Awesome items! Thank you for watching as let us know what your favorite thing was. #fleamarket #tools #secondhand #yardsale
Loved those brackets George and the clamp was from an era when tools were beautifully made. In the UK we would call that Snap on one a 'flogging spanner' I first used them about 38 years ago when I worked on BR rail cranes. 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇬🇧✌️
Hey Mr. Phil..That's pretty cool Man, I think I'm gonna have to start calling it a flogging spanner. The clamp is heavy duty that's for sure. Take care Buddy catch up with ya soon.
The oil bottles and shelf brackets are fantastic and I'm always amazed at what you find at the flea market. Thomas & Betts is an electrical manufacturer and those are crimpers. Thank you George for sharing
Hey Michael. Ya man the bottles were a cool find and I love that they were done here in NJ. I'm not sure what I'll use the brackets for. I am always grateful to all of you for the information you share with me. Take care my friend.
That Plumb axe is a beauty, George! Some real scores! That antique oilex was cool! Same with the cast iron bookshelf brackets! I surely wouldn't have passed either on the cast aluminum pipe wrench. I'm sure...."It paid for everything I bought today."
Thanks Brother! That Plumb axe was a surprise for sure and I ended up buying out all the oilex! The brackets are waiting to be used and Yes Sir I sold the pipe wrench and paid for the lot! Take care my friend see ya later!
@@Uwannawatch Good for you George! I've sold a few of those big cast aluminum pipe wrenches and did quite well. If you ever want to sell that axe. You let me know? Or find anything similar...
Gotta go with the oil bottles. I love that stuff. The snap on wrench is a close second. I’d keep that and put it on the wall. You’ll never see one again. That’s a good day, cool stuff, thanks.
always a great video for Sunday.... you are lucky to have sellers who offer 1,2,3 dollars a piece. Having a $1 bill in your hand is probably easier. Here the smallest banknote is 5 euros, so without many problems they ask for 10 euros for each item. There are few that actually sell for 1, 2 or 3 euros. It sounds silly, and it is, but the paper 1 bill has a different effect than a coin. And this has a huge impact on purchases. You really have to go to the less "elegant" places to find goods for a few euros, and today with the cost of petrol, motorway, parking, coffee, entrance, you often pay more than what you buy.
MAN YOU DID WELL! I am jealous of those axes. They are a fantastic find and the glass bottles of oil are amazing. Thanks for sharing and have a great day.
Loving the oil bottles , how cool ! The shelf brackets too guess they must a been from a church that heavy duty and with crosses on .I think they are "pulling thru " pliers- hold a wire in the end then turn, the wire twists around the end then pull. Bargain of the day and days money back ridgid !!!
Very nice finds as usual. A petroliana collector would swoon over those oil bottles. 15 cents no less and in excellent condition. I think they were the 3 in 1 oil household oil products of their time back in the day. It was smart to get the drill index box. The older US boxes are built so much better, and open and close so much better than the ill-operating Chinesium junk. The wire pliers you have are actually electrical connector crimped. I have my father's identical pair. They were made in Elizabeth NJ. You had another great day at the flea market.
Thanks Pat! I was super happy to pick up those oils. I don't need another drill index but I'll bring home a nice one every time I'll probably give it a face lift fill it and pass it on. That's pretty cool that you got the same one's that were your Dad's I'll probably hang on to them since they were made in NJ like me.
Hey Jack! They are extremely heavy for their size! I will be using them for a home project I'm sure. There was another set that was larger but some one already had them. I tried to buy them off of them but no go. I tried though..still thinking that other set.
I dont blame you at all on the drill index box. They are all plastic now and suck. The Plumb axe is a real beauty and what a deal! It was great bumping into you yesterday, thanks again for the sticker.
Hey Buddy! It was great to see ya! it seems like everything is plastic junk now. I can't believe i found that axe like that! If you get down my way hit me up.
The wire crimpers are Thomas and Betts. T&B is an electric wire terminal manufacturer. They also brand terminal crimping tools, top notch brand of tools. I don't know if they make the crimping tools or not, but they seem to be slightly different from competitive brands, making me suspect that they make their own tools. Your terminal crimpers are pretty old. T&B hand crimper handles have been plastic dipped at least since the 1970's. I don't think that I have ever seen a set without the T&B color handles, orange and black. I have Channel Lock and Klein versions. My Channel Lock are fine, but not quite the quality of my Klein and I think that the T&B is finer than my Klein. The axe snobs would diss your axes, but I think that you did well. I especially like you Plumb. I like your drill index. All of mine of that size are HUOT or clones and the doors hinge to the left except for my brad point wood bit set. I recently splurged on a master drawer overstock bit index. I purchased all three, Letter, Number and Fractional. I went through my stash of loose bits organized all of them. The overstock drawer cabinets are now almost completely full except for the smaller Numbered bits. Miching all of those loose bits was tedious, but it is so nice now. I have accumulated 25ish drill indexes. This allows me to keep an index at each work station, separate jobber and screw machine (stubby), HSS, Cobalt, carbide, masonry, split tip, left hand, tap drill/tap, etc. I still need to fill out my fractional Silver and Demming (reduced shank) sets. I am also working on Morse taper collection and long twist bits. I only have a smattering of metric bits and aluminum bits. I find that most job shops don't stock AL bits. Our plant machined tons of AL, and stocked steel and AL bits. I got used to having access to both styles. Tool crib handed out sizes up to 1/2" like candy. When I retired, I expected to have to return my company supplied tooling, but they let it pass, so I came home with 3 or 4 full indexes. I don't need your index, but I want it! All those loose bits were useless to me. I wasn't ever going to paw through boxes of bits. Indexes keep sizes organized. Fractional jobber bit sizes are hardware store common if HSS and Cobalt is acceptable, even split point, and you can purchase in unit sizes. Industrial sizes usually are only sold in packs if 10. Without the over stock cabinets, my extra bits were going into the black hole of surplus bits cans and drawers. I have only had the overstock cabinets set up for a month, but I am using it regularly. It is a real blessing. I now keep all if my indexes full with type and style of undamaged bits. This is another blessing. Tubalcain has validated the VEVOR drill bit sharpeners. Their premium unit is around $270, steep for my hobbiest blood, but I am tempted. With my organization now in place, I wouldn't have to purchase bits for the small sizes for the rest if my life with a fool proof method of sharpening. That might justify the expense. It is a lot cheaper than industrial machines. Even our production shop tool crib decided sizes less than 1/2" were expendable and tossed worn tooling. If I checked out a bit of that size, drilled one hole and returned it, they tossed it in the trash. I tried the Drill Doctor, by didn't have much success. As many skills that I have mastered, sharpening drills off hand is not one of them. I want your 36" AL Ridgid! Who would sell that for $15. I paid a more for my used Ridgid CI 36" two decades ago and had to straighten the handle and repaint it.
Hey Paul, From everything you just said it sounds like you need my drill index. Sorry you can't have the Ridgid I sold it already and made my money back and then some. I sold it to another Plumber for a more than fair price. I have found that people will purchase expensive plumbing tools for one job{they think they can do after watching a home improvement show} never use it again and sell cheap. Oh I don't really care what the snobs say..Plumb axe with a nostalgic stamped handle for a fiver best score. Take care and chat with you again soon.
I remember Rickles. Somewhere I still have some stuff with Rickles price tags. Thomas & Betts was founded in 1898 and is notable as the inventor of cable ties in 1958. It was a NJ company until 2012 when it was bought out. Best set of terminal crimpers you will ever own.
I love the oil!! That was an awesome find. It looks like you had an amazing day finding treasure! I think i paid over $300 for my last 36" Ridgid. Excellent day!!
My favorite had to be the oil bottles, Seeing one of my many hobbies is bottle collecting. I wonder if the stepped Lineman pliers were altered for a Specific job🤔 Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan
Hey there Greg. I don't know if they were altered or factory. I haven't found them in my searching. Take care my friend and hope you have an awesome week.
Hi George, I think the bundle of pliers for 10$ was very good. Last week I bought a small pair of English side cutters #42 p.s. stubs. 2$. Sometimes we get lucky. Enjoy watching your videos.
Nice finds George. Love that old C-clamp. That Indestro ratchet should clean up pretty good as well and go good with your Indestro collection. You got a smoking deal on those axes also, well done!
Thanks! The C clamp was a special find for my buddy Mr. John Fix , I hope I can find the correct ratchet for my set but this one will do for now..I'm not really an axe guy but ya those had to come home with me. I picked up the true temper so I could give them to another buddy Petey Pablo. I kept the plumb. Thanks for checking it out.
Hey, is t it great finding things in the original box, special feeling , great find. The S wrench has got a great look to it. The ridgid is amazing , total bargain . Great tool Haul
Really nice haul George! Lots of cool stuff. Those shelf brackets are awesome and look beefy. That Snap on wrench was super expensive even back in the day. Those two bottles of Oilex with the corks still in them are really cool. The C clamp is ornately beautiful and I'm wondering who that will go to🤔. A lot of nice items but I love those Plumb hammers and axes with the red handles, they seem to last forever. That axe is a steal and a keeper! Excellent haul George!👍🏻👊🏻
Mike,Mike,Mike! Thanks brother! Those brackets are amazing. The clamp went to a guy whose name rhymes with John Fix..I think I'm gonna stop by and see if I can pick up the rest of those oils from my Buddy's shop. And seriously can't believe i found a Plumb in great shape for the price.
Thanks for the tool haul fix, I've been trying not to go looking only for the simple fact it would be more to move lol. My favorite is the oil bottles bit the axes are cool also. Thanks again and see you next time!
Hey Mike, You know what you do? Go buy tools leave them in boxes and then you get a surprise when you unpack. Lol. Take care and best of luck with your move.
Love the oil bottles buddy but the little carpenters hatchet does it for me. It’s so cute. It makes my Sunday to see how excited you get over your recent purchases. Would love to see that “S” wrench restored or cleaned up. The new craft mat or cutting mat on your bench gives the workshop a cleaner look. I know they don’t last long but they are invaluable. Good to see you again buddy. Take care, give our love to your family.
Hello My Brother from Down Under! I'll give the "S" wrench a make over for sure and yep a little hatchet has to come home with me. I finally broke down and got a new mat hopefully I can keep it decent for a while. Always a pleasure to hear from you and love to you all! Take care and hope all is well!
The Thomas & Betts tool are crimping plyers. They are used on solderless connectors. They cut, crimp insulated, and non insulated connectors. I use them to this day. The oil bottles are my favorite.
I gotta admit I do like your new old stock oils that was pretty cool I also liked your gigantic sledgehammer wrench Dude you're young You could build a steam engine I need that wrench And Gigantic Rigid piper wrench That was a fine brother oh my god My favorite tool of them all I have to admit What have been that Lathe hammer Back in the day when they did laugh and plaster Has the little access on A nice big flat square driving Looks like somebody had a broken Looks like somebody had a broken hand on the stuffed Looks like somebody had a broken hand and they stuffed it in there I like that 1 a lot
Ya it's pretty cool. I just had to bring it home and new old stock oil from my home state was cool to see. The big Snap On I got for no reason..I'm not that young..😅. Take care my friend see ya soon.
Hey George, pretty amazing haul you had there. Hard to call but I reckon its the oil bottles followed by the axe, then the S wrench, or possibly the shelf brackets, or the maybe the c clamp....... think I'll have to watch it a few more times before I decide 😁
Hey thanks Alex! Watch it as many times as you need. I won't judge.😅. I think I changed my mind on the favorite at least 10 times. It was just one of those great days for finding things.
An amazing haul with many super items. You are wrong. The prize of the day was the P.S.&W. clamp patented in 1888 and the best thing is that it is now mine. Thank you again George.
Them axes 🪓 are fantastic looking things. And the price wow, maybe things like that are cheaper over there. I bought an axe over here 10 years ago that cost me double the price you paid for all 3 of them. Great haul.
Hey !George vraiment de belles trouvailles, j'aime la clé en s et la grosse clé Snapon ,elles sont superbes. Les trois haches sont superbes elles aussi .❤
The Plumb axe is up there, but the Wescott S adjustable wrench is the top dog. I would love to find one...looks like a 14 inch...the one I am still hunting so I am partial to it. Outstanding haul.
Coolest find in my opinion is the Oils, they are really in great condition and the cork lids and the cardboard sleeve and the shape of the bottle are just fantastic. I would be very tempted to place a bottle in warm water to resolve and mix the contents and use it. Are they for sawing machines? or general purpose oil?
Hi George, I LOVE the 4 cast iron brackets - a soak in lye will bring them up a treat ! The little hatchet is gorgeous too. You did well today. Thanks for sharing your haul. Take care 🙂
Thanks Micheal! The shelf brackets are pretty cool. I mis spoke in the video they are actually 6x8..The hatchet was just too cool not pick up. Take care as well.
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@Uwannawatch you got one hell of a deal and you have a use for it and keeping the history alive at the same time brother it's a beautiful thing take care brother
Hey George love from Pakistan About the shape of the plier scout crafter have pretty good idea about this shape because he did this to one of his plier❤
I found a number1 long spring muskrat trap in perfect condition with readable pan that read: the Hawkins trap company for $5. I got $200 at a trap collectors meet.
I agree Super George....the old plumb axe stole the show! Did you get all that at Jack Town? I went today and got some goodies to take back to Georgia and restore.
Hey Captain Ivan, No this wasn't Jack Town. I'll post that Wednesday. I'm sorry I missed ya! You know I gotta see what you picked up. Safe travels Brother!
Thank you kid, I really like them. There was also a larger set but someone had already bought them.I really tried to buy them from the other guy but he wouldn't let them go.. Can't blame him..
I have my father-in-laws tool chest he made full of tools. He was born in 1900 and found old tools in dumps, etc. because he couldn’t afford new. Where does a person go to get advice on selling tools? I have no one wanting them and need to get rid of them. Thanks for any suggestions.
Hello Bonnie, Check on Facebook or reddit for a page/forum for the types of tools you have.Post pictures and ask for advice or about the tools themselves. Most of us on RU-vid have email addresses in our about section and you can send pictures and most will help the best we can. If you have a local flea market or antique shop you can also check with them for information. Hope that helps and best of luck to you.
