Weekly Flea Market Haul # 4

We had a great day at the market! I spent a little more than usual but I think it was totally worth it. One thing I found was a mystery vise. I hope you guys can help me figure this one out.
As always I hope you enjoy the video and please feel free to let me know how you think we did and what the best buy was. Don't forget I also up load a restoration video every Wednesday.
#fleamarket #toolhaul #secondhand

[magdad]

You found some great stuff! You got me a little excited with that screwdriver!

[timeflysintheshop]

Great haul! Lots of great items for great prices! The vise is very cool. I have seen many small ones of that similar style of construction, but never such a big one that clamps onto the bench like that.

[Dalesworkshop]

I like the wood handle Hammer. You had some good luck this week, nice haul.

[johnnyboer]

Awesome haul!!!! I love the craftsmen hand saw!!

[Everythings_Adjustable]

Great haul, love it all George 🔨👍😊

[bigvicsworkshop]

Hey Hound! Tool Hound that is...man you can sniff out the tools!! Great haul! The tag is Awesome! Like u now that im.looking for them I can't find one.. its crazy how that works! The vise is sweet and can't wait for the sk box restrotation! Good stuff Brother!!!

[ivanstiles]

Cool finds Super George! I think the Craftsman drill press vise, the Craftsman 1/4" set and box and the sewing awl were all great finds.

[LittleRestorers]

Another good day at the flea market... pays off to get there early 😉😁

[briansworkshop]

Great video and some great tools and i think the vice is outstanding Thanks for sharing your time Thanks George 🍺🍺👍👍

[yadda_tools]

Great buys! I try to collect Craftsman Cicle H tools. Love those little Craftsman socket sets.

[jackcollins]

George, you find some super great deals in you area. I wish i was so lucky here where I live. Can not wait until you start showing when you start working on them. Thanks for the video

[lesmazur]

Yeah man that vice is rocking even though it's a short tale it's still nice

[ronaldkozian]

george the hammer is cool it still has that old school paint job on it very cool the craftsman 1/4 set even better never heard of be nice to learn something new now you have a full set. both vises are cool those boxes need a good soaking see you later brother👍P.S. thanks for the vid saw my mom for the last time today no longer with us😢 this vid helped

[toolrestoration]

Well the storage boxes are great, can see the reason you bought the flashlight, red diamond seems to be featuring on a lot of the channels lately ! Nos gun oil - love it . Never seen a Barnes f wrench and for 25 c wonderful , what wooden handles are you looking for I have some like that somewhere ... bit sets are always a great buy, forsner I couldn't pass that by either, what a nice day George, BE stuff by craftsman sells for loads over here, vise Best gotta be that vise lol .

[choppermike]

Yeah I like that set of 1/4 inch sockets. Those boxes are cool. A while back I cleaned and repainted an SK box. Was difficult to find green "hammered" paint. I work in a Hardware store and we don't have a supplier for it now. Rustoleum and Hammerite make it. Can't find either except $50 cans. I think it's been discontinued. Quart cans are still out there but spray cans are hard to find under $50. Hoping you have better luck. Great video, thanks.

[mm]

I don’t like clamp-on vices, but this one has holes so it could be screwed to a bench top, that’s neat. Has some style to it, too: looks a little Art Deco-y, I like it. The machine vice is great value as well.

I’ve watched a few tool haul videos over time, and 14 mm metric wrenches pop up a lot in the US, which always surprises me. 14 mm is not an ISO or DIN standard size, but I was a little too confident about that once before: I didn’t count in car manufacturers, who like to do their own thing. Also, 14 mm seems to have been popular with European bicycle manufacturers. So I guess for a full set, you might as well look for every size between 7 mm and maybe 24 mm.

After that, there are some gaps: I’m guessing 25 mm and 26 mm do exist, but shops typically don’t sell them – I’m thinking that’s to avoid confusion, because it’s too close to 1 inch (25.4 mm). Imagine you bought a Bobcat in Europe and you needed to take the wheels off: a 25 mm wrench is _just_ too small, a 26 mm wrench will round all the nuts off: frustration guaranteed. 3/4 inch is no problem, because that’s easily close enough to 19 mm, and 1/2 inch might be the answer to the question why car makes chose to use 12 mm M8 bolts rather then the standard 13 mm M8: 1/2 inch is 12.7 mm, perhaps too close to 13. Sorry for waffling, the history is interesting to me.

Buy of the day might actually be the metal boxes: nice boxes are just great. I don’t dream of a laboratory-style workshop with large drawers and foam inserts at all, I prefer a shop that looks more like a collection. The plastic bins are unbeatable in price, but I bet they will live inside a cabinet and won’t be out in the open: bright red plastic is usually not your thing.

[upsidedowndog]

The clamp on vice looks like a Korean made one I have but is twice the size and looks much stouter. I think mine is a knock off of whatever that one is. The drill press vice and steel boxes are quite cool.

[rollerbald]

Good stuff George! I like the rusty boxes, but I'm weird that way. The grungier the better - makes it more rewarding to see the finished product! Looking forward to the next video! Best, Bill.

[tony]

Absolutely love this haul, love the craftsman dockets.. and that saw, wow 🍻🍻

[ScoutCrafter]

George you really get awesome stuff! 😃👍