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You don’t need to pay anyone for information guys. Get ahold of C&M Topline or any other supplier of media and equipment. They will steer you in the right direction.

Bro is slept on this is wild!

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I have a huge snap on box from the early 80s i think. Iove it.

Can someone tell me why they make the deep different lengths? Like the smaller sizes are only a little bit longer than semi deep. The bigger sizes are like extra deep.

No thanks. I'm just fixing up by bike, not trying to make a business out of it. Best of luck to you

Great finish 👏 What kind of media is that? Any special liquid additive?

What happened to the foot pegs 😅😂😂😂

Great, now I’m considering adding these

I just acquired a snapon no7 from 1927

Give us the low down on your process please! I have some bmw Akronts in similar condition I’m about to tackle.

Snap on

how long does it take to get to this perfection?

Stupid motor y vieeo😂😂

Do you plan on restoring everything or leaving everything original?

What do you think of the new stunny with a release button at the head? i notice you touch the back of the head for actual use. Is it a bad idea to have since you might need that spot for your dumb to ratchet out a bolt?

I just picked up a snap-on refrigeration set in the original box and a 1929 set #25 also in the box. Ive also been collecting for 10+ years. My collection fills a room 🙃

That was really neat, it took me back in time. I was imagining these tools being used on those cars of the time period. So cool!

the triangle stuff didn't last long.I've got about 3 or 4 of them.I like them. That's a pretty good score.That's a nice top chest. It goes with the kr 557 which I have. Really good stuff. I like the character of the older snap on stuff. The character that the new stuff does not really have. .

That's really cool.It's got that art deco vibe. I'm amazed that you found so many vintage tools of that vintage. I've got a few things from the forties, but not a lot. Some SO and some blue point.

what do you use for that?

Steel from mexico is actually alot better steel then americans thats why americans would make all 1911s colts of mexican steel!! Bt half of Americans dont even know that lol but you have an amazing collection my friend

Hi does anyone make a 9/32 to 1/4 or 3/8 adapter? Thanks

Makes them pretty but they wont be seen so is it worth the effort/$? Is there another to this process?🤔

Restore and paint the box and clean the tools. It will be nice

Perfect road for s Sprite!

Small retirement fund there!!!!!!!

I have never seen an SO box that old that was that elaborate, the ones I have seen had less drawers. Full of period tools is even better. Very cool.

Incredible tool box , it still open and closes like new , the attention to detail of how beautifully made they were back then

Jeepers thats a collection mate.

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WD 40.. Water Displacement 40...coat them and set them down..I'll use brown paper and coat it with WD40 and cover the cases of tools..

Beautiful , but not for me probably has 3000,000 horsepower, but hasn't the presence of a four valve Weslake with PC on it

How started? Paper 180?

Really awesome,facinating to see

As another commenter said, a dehumidifier works wonders. Also, dessicant packs in your drawers will absorb the moisture and keep your tools dry.

Very Nice!

I have all my Dad's Snap on tools from the 20's 30's 40's and 50's every number tool they had...

Hi looks amazing. I have bought an old vibratory throug and would be very interested in your offer of providing information.

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I've got a couple of Canadian boxes and I think sometimes the dates are on a sticker that is on the bottom of one of the drawers. Love your videos, love old snappy! Cheers, Max

What a find! Great job now I want one.

That box itself is awesome

How much are u selling info on products for?

Use Eagle 1 Never Dull cotton wadding to get the rust off. Or you will be fighting rust forever. It has phosphoric acid that converts the tiny rust pits so rust doesn’t come back. It’s not that great as a rust preventative so use oil or wax or something else as well. It’s cheap and it works.

I notice you don't degrease or otherwise clean the handles, so why are you fussy about the metal? It's mostly cosmetic, after all. That said there are small plastic toolboxes with gaskets that keep salty air out. Personally, I spray my toolbox drawers with gun oil a few times a year.

Put chalk in ur toolboxes

I use ScoutCrafter's 50/50 Tool Coat formula... 50% Petroleum Jelly (Vaseline) and 50% Mineral Oil (Baby Oil). Melt the Vaseline in a pan and then stir in the Baby Oil. It's also good for your hands.