Mirror Finish. Rusty Snap-on Ratchet Restoration

[@adnacraigo6590]

The sad thing is that someone is probably still making payments on that ratchet.

[@RebuiltRestored]

lol at least I’m not!

[@94Greenbean]

lol…. That’s great man!

[@mikencrew8885]

lol that’s hilarious

[@craigandg]

That's hilarious!

[@Titan500J]

🤣🤣

[@rachelhaley4265]

Very nice video, I have a old snap on ratchet that was my dad's I used to get yelled at any time is was missing,because I was young and always taken his tools. But he is gone now...and still have that ratchet.i still haven't lost it ,and never will. I think that I should do something like this to the ratchet.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! And yes you should, that would be awesome! You could do it! Thanks for watching!

[@hcgtiger4724]

If you know who owned it I wouldn't do this to it, all those marks are a story of his hard work

[@SonOfJesusChrist777]

I agree with you that you should restore it.

[@SonOfJesusChrist777]

​@@hcgtiger4724 you can just skip the step of filing down the dents and continue to make every part shiny.

[@roomservicetaco]

Glad to see I'm not the only one who has to interrupt a project to find a lost ball bearing from time to time. Nice work on the restoration!

[@RebuiltRestored]

It happens more then I care to show!! 🙀

[@HiTechDiver]

Sweeeet! I pulled a 12" and a 15" Cresent wrench out of the dumpster, after the Navy Dive School tossed them. They were very rusty from projects in salt water. I didn't polish them to a mirror finish, but cleaned them up nice, and still use them today; 19 years after retirement.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you for your service! And good find!

[@ericwberg1]

Harbor freight tools to repair a snap on ratchet...oh the irony. Great job!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Use what you have right? 👍

[@erichill7560]

Hey, those picks have a lifetime warranty!

[@kodiakfamily8032]

Big fan of HF. I have a bunch of their tools, they all work great. I live in Alaska and I really miss 2 things - Chic Fila and HF.

[@madmax82988]

That's not irony

[@CaptainTexas92]

How is it irony? The harbor freight tools are throw away tools even if they have warranty, this snap-on ratchet is being restored nobody will be restoring Pittsburgh tools in 50 years.

[@jamesleathers5488]

You did a great job on that ratchet. I worked as a production machinist for 26 years at Snap-on. I machined ratchets for 19 of those years. The finish work and polishing you did is better than done when first produced as this was more of a utilitarian model of ratchet. We used multi spindle boring machines before getting CNC machines in the early 90s.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much! Sounds like you have had some good experiences! Thanks for sharing!

[@jameslarson6555]

Did you know Tom Casebolt? He was one of my best friend’s dad, worked at SnapOn for a long time!

[@jamesleathers5488]

@@jameslarson6555 I worked at the Mt. Carmel, IL plant and I don't remember him there.

[@alfredpedneau9598]

The Best Vlogs are the ones with fresh Rust Removal !!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for watching!

[@jfleser88]

Being ocd as I am... I truly enjoyed the perfection of the greasing of the gear. Nicely done.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! Thanks for watching!

[@MikeyMack303]

That is a remarkable job you did with that ratchet. Thank you for showing us.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! Thanks for watching!

[@cbart3634]

Beautiful work. You have a lot of patience. That little ball bearing would’ve been lost if it were me. Thanks for your videos. I’ve learned a lot.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@chefhearn]

You won me over with scripture in the background. You got a follow because of evaporust. That stuff is amazing! You do great work. Keep it up!

[@FordFx4]

Nice sign R&R

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@pyro323]

Now it can go back on the Snap On truck and get displayed for all the old skool mechanics! You know, the ones who walked to school...up hill...both ways! Nice job!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Lol good one! Thanks for watching!

[@erichill7560]

When I was a kid, we didn't have any of that fancy "lefty loosie" business. Screws both tightened and untightened clockwise!

[@PhillipMiass]

One of those magnetic dishes would be good for holding and transporting the smaller parts as you do your excellent work. This stuff is nearly therapeutic!

[@RebuiltRestored]

I do have one of those. And they are handy!! 👍Thanks for watching!

[@dannyboyd6747]

Rebuilt rachets at Sears, thank goodness they gave us a tool for installing the spring and bearing... nice work

[@RebuiltRestored]

That sure would have been nice! I have heard they make a tool for this however I obviously don’t have one 😁

[@ronnym1977]

It looked only slighly used when you finished that restoration. Very nice.

[@gordongoza5356]

I have often bought Snap-On equipment against others telling me I was wasting my money on such expensive tools. They have the same thing for half the price. Not the "same thing," in my book. Great job restoring a tool worth saving!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the comment. Yeah not all are the same quality. Thanks for watching! Have a great day

[@bartman2468]

Evaporust works so well it’s crazy

[@RebuiltRestored]

Yeah it’s pretty neat stuff!

[@Awannabestylist]

I have a 1/2 inch one just like yours I have been wanting to refinish and refurbish. Thanks for the video!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Very cool! Good luck! Thanks for reaching out!

[@B-leafer]

Totally appreciate the sign on the wall brother.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@mosquitofleetfishing6599]

Quality tool that looks new again and will last a lifetime!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

[@eriklarsson3188]

Truly a work of art and well worth the effort given the quality of the Ratchet. Appreciate you sharing.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the comment! I appreciate it! Have a great day!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Hey! After a ton of filing, sanding, and polishing .... I think it turned out decent! Or better than decent! 😁 This restoration of a rusted GS71 Snap-on ratchet took some time but the mirror finish was worth it I’d say . Let me know what you think! I’d appreciate it! Also check out this old rusty vise I restored. Another awesome restoration video 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJbNiZKojKl3hck Have a blessed day! Kev.

[@XPAHUTEJlb_]

Специально состарил ключ чтобы его почистить? Идиот

[@philpacella7849]

Beautiful job. Snap-on products are beautiful when they are new. What you did was a cut above new.

[@normsweet1710]

When I cleaned my 3/8 craftsman ratchet, used a section of curved measuring tape to hold ball & spring in place for assembly. I couldn’t bear to cut up a good measuring tape; so used a piece from one the recoil spring in had quit working

[@RebuiltRestored]

That’s a good idea! Thanks for the tip! Have a great day!

[@Icook4u71]

As someone who also dabbles in restorations, nice job. Simple and effective methods.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! Thanks for the feedback

[@kevinkerner5318]

I have an original snap on ratchet po#7 . I still use it on occasion to keep it from freezing up. Good work. Wish I had the time to do that with mine

[@RebuiltRestored]

Cool! And thanks much!

[@stevenw1005]

I have this same ratchet but mine is a 3/8 drive one. I have had it apart a few times over the years for cleaning and oiling. I too have been in the floor looking for that indent ball. I don’t use the ratchet all that often and would love to polish it like you did, but I don’t think it would come out as beautiful as the one you did. Great job.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! Small, flying parts can be aggravating! Thanks for the comment.

[@alfajuj]

I love those industrial Snap On ratchets. Great job.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@thijsversteeg9010]

Sir, this is truly a magnificent restoration. This tool is like new again, beautiful.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much! I appreciate it

[@logannagel692]

Nice work. I have an old flathead screwdriver with an indentation I put in with a drill, specifically for putting that ball bearing in ratchets.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Good idea. I have heard that they make a tool for this as well.

[@TooljunkieDave5215]

As a fan of the old school snap on stuff. This was a satisfying video to watch!

[@J2000Z71]

Awesome, it by far the most dramatic tool restoration I have ever watched. I have my grand fathers new britain nb-55 if you’d like to take that one on.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! And that would be awesome!

[@shanejones7331]

I like your sign!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! ☝️

[@ftlbs11]

I have the exact same ratchet that belonged to my Gramps. It's worn but not rusty. I would never do anything to the patina of it but you did an amazing job!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@robbiefoss6913]

A few things worth mentioning. For future and fun. The G in the part number indicates Industrial. It's supposed to be black. If it was S71 it would be nickel and chromed. S Super, stands for 1/2 inch drive. F 3/8 is for ferret because it's a fast little animal. T is 1/4 inch, T for tiny. There is a special tool to install the ball. There is still a rebuild kit for them RKRS71 if my memory is right, comes with ball, spring, screws, lever, pawl and gear drive. About 8 bucks. Good video, great to see it restored and being used.

[@steveb6103]

Having bought a lot of Snapon tools. I would never let them get that rusted. If I found one in that condition. I would hand it to my Snapon guy and say give me a new one! Lifetime warranty!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Unfortunately I don’t have a snap on guy… lol. I bought this one off of FB market place to restore. It’s a rugged unit and it seems like it will last more than a lifetime! Thanks for the comment @Steveb6103!

[@jimdaugherty4498]

This ratchet did not have a chrome finish originally. It had a black industrial finish. The G in the product number denotes that. The chrome ones should not rust and would be covered under warranty if they do.

[@RebuiltRestored]

@@jimdaugherty4498 does the G stand for government issued?

[@paultadki8007]

Wow 😮 amazing great display of patients

[@RebuiltRestored]

It can be tough sometimes!

[@dalebechtel8904]

Beautiful. Looks brand new

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@dalebechtel8904]

@@RebuiltRestored just curious but do you find these items at a flea market or similar ?

[@RebuiltRestored]

This one was from Facebook Marketplace. But some are bought at auctions, eBay, antique shops, and I have looked at flea markets. Basically wherever I can find stuff. Thanks for Asking! 👍

[@dalebechtel8904]

@@RebuiltRestored awesome thanks look forward to more restorations 👍

[@ronniemullis8717]

That’s vey nice work. Rainman called the Snap On Tool truck a Paycheck eliminator.

[@ronitsingh85]

VERY VERY beautiful restore, I picked up the same wrench at an estate sale for really cheap with other stuff. It still have all the chrome one and works just fine. Looking at your polishing of the bare metal, it looks far more nicer than chrome plated surfaces, edges appear more flat and crisp. I did the same with my willcox and gibbs sewing machine, polished to bear metal and applied oil for protection.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Very cool! It is amazing how nice mirror finished steel can turn out 👍

[@ronitsingh85]

indeed, many may say, ah, if I restore this ,I will have to have it chrome, the cost alone will keep them from restoring but if you bring it to bare metal, provided all the chrome has flaked away, so its much easier to file, sand and polish@@RebuiltRestored

[@jorgefsanchezmarin]

Herramienta para SIEMPRE, y habrá - dentro de 100 años - quien haga una nueva restauración, y se verá igual que HOY y que ni cuando fue nueva!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@eddiem4098]

Finally a snap on ratchet that it’s work put in justifies its price

[@RebuiltRestored]

👍 thanks for watching!

[@Sebastopolmark]

Outstanding - You make it look SO easy! !! !!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

The beauty of video… thanks much! 👍

[@LAG_entertainment]

Because it was

[@fabiandaroca]

One of the best restorations I have seen!!!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks. I appreciate it!

[@caseyjones166]

Great attention to detail, which you don't always see in this kind of video.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@shanerogers7782]

excellent video, what I really appreciate is that you used normal everyday tools to restore this ratchet.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you! I use what I have to try to get the job done. 🤷🏼‍♂️ thanks for the feedback!

[@jeffreybrianring6392]

Incredible restoration, I have a 3/8 inch ratchet like that one, I should restore mine also.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Very cool! And yes give it a shine!

[@reuben9213]

Perfect restoration sir ! 👍

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much! I appreciate it!

[@335arrow]

nice job cleaning up a tool from 1953.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you!

[@davidt8438]

Just watching you work and how you handle and manipulate the tools, I can see you have very good eye-hand coordination. That’s half the battle right there. Good work my friend.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Too kind! Thank you very much!

[@pauly540]

I still have my 3/8" & 1/2" drive Snap-on ratchets I bought in 1985, damn they were expensive for a teenage mechanic back then, but they have served me well and will defiantly outlast me! 🪦

[@RebuiltRestored]

Very cool! This one should outlast me!

[@matsinkal]

Unreal it looks like new

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! Have a great day!

[@ArtEssay70]

Kev, my man, I appreciate both your restoration skills and your planning and editing skills for these videos. I picked up older tool restoration myself (as a part time hobby) about a year ago because it just burns me up to see other ppls tools laying around rusting. I Don't understand it.... and I'm just now running across your videos. So very helpful to be able to refer back to your videos to learn how you did this and that and the way you did. Not only are your quick instructions videos informative, you're saving me valuable time on my end with the guesswork/trial & error. I'm enjoying watching your videos. I'm learning so much. I can only imagine how many total labor hours you had in this snap on. Had to have been a couple days with the soaking. At least for me it would have been. The silent instruction direction that you take in the videos is awesome and refreshing. Nothing worse than watching a video blasting music i don't like and too loud to pay attention to the video. Not to mention all of the "umms"n & "uuhhs" thru too much conversation. Your videos are precise and to the point with nothing extra. Just tool restoration. Period. Boom, just watch and learn! Thank you for putting in the time to put these videos together for us. You rock! ~RC~

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much! Good luck on your projects. It does take time but I think it’s worth it. Also, thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it! Have a great day!👍

[@alleycat19897]

Wow!! You're an artist!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks!

[@vitalik21706]

Damn that thing turned out brighter then my future and I thought my future was bright

[@RebuiltRestored]

Lol 😂

[@emperatorgaming]

I lost it when you lose the bearing LOL so funny thanks

[@RebuiltRestored]

Glad it was funny on your end! 🙄

[@iwantosavemoney]

Such a awesome project

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@brian2359]

I’d say that’s a slight improvement! Lol. Great job!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!!

[@dmana3172]

Have you heard of the laser that removes the rust? You should try that. You would be impressed that it would remove the rust.

[@RebuiltRestored]

I’ve heard of them… the only problem is the price of one lol

[@darthlively]

Does different types of metal require different polishing compounds to achieve the best results?

[@RebuiltRestored]

Yeah they have different types. Thanks for asking. Have a great day!

[@bruceprice8882]

They felt like tryna lift an anchor after leaning over a fender all day, but they never looked better. New subscriber 😁👋

[@tomthumb2815]

I love this style snap on ratchet. I think their ratchets and extensions Are awesome. Sockets too but loose too many so use williams usa sockets so I don't suffer cardiac arrest when I loose a socket .

[@RebuiltRestored]

Lol 😂 Thanks for the comment!

[@jimdaugherty4498]

Williams is owned by Snapon. Same technology used to make both.

[@Michael666CA]

I had that same ratchet, I put it in CLR. calcium, lime rust remover For a few days and it basically dissolved in it.

[@neil9242]

I Have Three Of These Vintage Snap - On Ratchets Which Are All In Fanatasic Condition As Well As My Other Ratchets, Nearly Every Single One Of My Ratchets Including Other Tools I Have Bought On eBay Or From A Carboot Sale Or Have Been Given Etc Anyway One Of The Ratchets Has The Black Industrail Finish & The Other Two Are Chrome, All I Do Too All Of My Ratchets Including New & Used, What I Do is Take The Ratchet / Torque Wrench Service Plate Off Degrease / Clean It Etc Then Compact It Full Of Fresh Grease Inside The Head Of The Ratchet & Then Put It Back Together, If It's A New Ratchet I Will Take The Service Plate Off & Compact The Ratchet Head Full Of Fresh Grease & Then Put It Back Together, When You Buy A Ratchet Like Many Tools Depending What It is You Will Find A Very Small Amount Of Oil Or Grease Or Even Nothing Inside The Head Of A Ratchet Or Torque Wrench, When You Grease The Ratchets / Torque Wrench Gears Etc It Makes A Huge Difference Too The Sound As Well As Very Smooth Too Use, You Will Be Surprised At How Many People Have Never Serviced There Ratchets / Torque Wrenches & They Are Bone Dry Inside So It's Wearing Out The Gears Metal On Metal Like With All Tools, Me Personally I'm Not Into Restoring Anything As I Like Too Keep Everything In It's Original Condition Etc All I Do is Clean It Up By Wiping It Over Etc & Greasing & Oiling It Etc That's As Far As I Go With All Of My Vices / Anvil / Tools Etc.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks for the comment! It is good to take care of your tools. If everyone took as good of care as you do, I might be out of a job! 🫡 thanks for watching! Have a blessed day!

[@riskybusiness3413]

I used to repair cameras (pre digital) and spent more time crawling around the floor with a magnet stick than actually sitting at the bench. Good times 🙃

[@RebuiltRestored]

I feel ya. Small parts flying around can be a true headache!

[@Awannabestylist]

@RebuiltRestored , I tinker with firearms and have similar problems on occasion,

[@moondogdieselworks3883]

WOW DUDE!!! I need you to go through my tools like that! Well done Sir.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks 👍

[@doylerabjohn3435]

That come out great

[@RebuiltRestored]

I appreciate that!

[@MarzNet256]

Cool. I put a dab of grease on ball and clamp ratchet body vertically in vise, then using a very thin pointed knife I push down and have enough clearance to push in the pawl. Just did it today on a Snap on 71-N 1/2in drive ratchet (c.1946).

[@RebuiltRestored]

Awesome tip! Thanks!

[@jamescaron6465]

That was an awesome job. Those old tools certainly deserve some TLC. If I may make one suggestion, I suggest you get some lead jaws and use them in your vice instead of a wrapped up cloth it’ll protect the metal when you clamp it down better than a rag.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much for the suggestion! I have seen some jaw savers but I haven’t broke down and bought them yet. It is something that I need to get. Thanks for the comment and have a great day.

[@brandonconnell5028]

Remarkable! Looks great!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you!

[@jimmyj244820]

Love the close up camera work 🎉

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much!

[@jmudd5449]

I would love for my old snapon ratchet to look like that.

[@RebuiltRestored]

It can be done! You will just loose several hours of your life! 😁

[@michaelcoccojr2513]

Awesome rebuild! I love the cold bluing accents and the idea ofnthe maguire's quick wax! I'll hafta try that on my resto tools!😅

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@johnmay371]

Awesome restoration!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you! Have great weekend!

[@adamschaafsma5839]

Woooow! Nicely done!

[@RebuiltRestored]

I appreciate it!

[@_P0tat07_]

Dude! Well done. It looks like it just came off the factory floor! I think personally I would have left the dings and scratches in it just for character.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@bigvicsworkshop]

Gooder than Good! Its came out sweet looking! Nice!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! I appreciate it!

[@ModernGentleman]

This is a BEAUTIFUL ratchet! When I was a kid, the Snap-On truck came to my dad's garage every Thursday. He spent a fortune in that truck 😄. He would absolutely love seeing someone put such care into such a great tool. Great job 👍

[@RebuiltRestored]

Very cool! And thank you. Have a great day! 👍

[@loricastro3772]

Nice job! Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks so much for watching! Have a great weekend!

[@brycecrousore1985]

Better than new! 10 stars!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks Bryce! Appreciate the ⭐️s and the view! Have a good one!

[@buckmahaffey7648]

Well done video! This deserves way more likes! I Now have projects forever!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! Appreciate it! 👍

[@scott7359]

The only problem I have is not the 5 minutes it would take me to pull this thing apart, but the rest of my life it would take to put it back together😅

[@RebuiltRestored]

Haha I had some trouble getting it back together! Thanks for watching. Appreciate it

[@sethh8892]

its literally 5 parts

[@emilevandenhurk6588]

Ratchets are pretty simple tools

[@sethh8892]

@@emilevandenhurk6588 yeah, to an extent

[@alexanderparkman4393]

About 20 years ago craftsman was trying not to replace broken ratchets and instead they were giving out rebuild kits and you had to install it yourself.

[@RBG-tr9ce]

Great job!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@jeffreylindenwhite7930]

I've seen other restoration vlogs, but YOURS is definitely great because you give a definitive view of the products you utilize with a spice of humor to add for instructional entertainment 😉 ie; "my wife's tweezers". Boy are YOU gonna get it !! 😄👍🏻

[@RebuiltRestored]

Lol thanks very much! Tweezers came in handy! 🤫😂

[@jeffreylindenwhite7930]

@@RebuiltRestored I subscribed to your channel and looking forward to future restoration updates. BTW: LIKED the Anvil Restoration; especially the "four-legged" inspector who gave his approval. LOL 😆

[@danyalarafat1271]

Cheap tools to fix nice tools only to make them look new good job

[@RebuiltRestored]

True! 👍Thanks much!!

[@SoulNFunk69]

Quel travail superbe et patience incroyable

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much

[@sicrx69]

Looks awesome, I personally like the rust look, but the mirror finish is nice. Gj

[@RebuiltRestored]

👍👍Thanks much!

[@mikencrew8885]

Great job. Don’t know how you know how to disassemble and reassemble all these things.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks! A lot of times it’s “learn as you go”

[@davedemo8229]

evaporust...my favorite

[@RebuiltRestored]

Yes! It works good!

[@westllen1]

Outstanding work, Bravo!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! I appreciate it!

[@gingebrien2408]

Beautiful job. That why we buy Snap on. 😁

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much! 👍

[@dannyhenson3141]

Excellent restoration 😊

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks much!

[@j3rocketeer]

Great job! Looks great

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you!

[@sailingstpommedeterre4905]

AWESOME Talent !!!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you!

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

The close up shots are great. tHanks for the video

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks very much!

[@sproutpits]

Nice job! Someone needs to get you a set of gunsmithing screwdrivers for your birthday ;) Also, sometimes it helps to reassemble inside a plastic bag so you don't have to chase parts all over the shop.

[@RebuiltRestored]

I had to look up gunsmithing screw drivers. 👍 and the plastic bag is a good idea! Thanks for the tip!

[@rebelsqk]

The plastic bag idea is great. It is one those ideas that you slap your forehead over. Brilliant an yet so obvious that I never thought about it! Grinding the tip of a few screw drivers so they are thicker at the tip is handy. I keep a few various sized used flat screw drivers around to grind an sand to fit just right. For screws that I don't wish to mess up. Put a wrap or two of colored tape on the handle so you know it has been modified.

[@VegasGuy1975]

A simple yet amazing restoration!

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thank you very much! Have a great day!

[@denzelgregory5568]

Ignore the tool snobs. The best tool for the job is the one you have or can lay hands on easily. I own snap on, Mac, matco, craftsman, and Pittsburgh. They all break equally, but the Pittsburgh are alot easier to get replaced.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks Denzel! Appreciate the comment. I’ll keep using what I have for now. I believe Pittsburgh (or Harbor Freight) has some life time warranty on stuff. Have a good day!

[@curtcaudle5900]

My toolbox 🧰 exactly with some old plumb proto and sk.

[@ws6780]

I have the same Snapon ratchet plus the breaker bar adaptor that was used before the ratchet was made.

[@RebuiltRestored]

Very cool!

[@ronniebrownii7525]

Great work

[@RebuiltRestored]

Thanks!