Two Flea Markets in Northern Indiana

Let's take a road trip and do some tool scouting. I found some great stuff and hope you'll come along for the ride.

[@wrwest7705]

Thanks for taking us along today, it was fun.

[@toolscouter]

It’s a lot of fun sharing these trips with you. You’re always welcome here in the shop and hope you have a great week.

[@michaellindsay8934]

The trammel points are awesome. I wouldn't have got out of the first shop without the leatherette case. Great finds thanks for taking us along.

[@toolscouter]

I think the trammell points are pretty cool as well. I’m sure there are a lot of things that we see on videos and think, “that would be neat to have.” I appreciate your visit and hope you have a great week.

[@ScoutCrafter]

Lots and lots of tools for sale. It’s so hard to focus when you are actually there. 😃👍

[@toolscouter]

This is so true. When I watch my videos or am editing the videos, I’ll see tools and think I wish I would’ve taken a closer look at that.😄 Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@brittcurtiss9078]

Thank you.

[@toolscouter]

You bet have a good one

[@ivanstiles7030]

Nice finds. Those antique stores and flea markets near you are really organized well.

[@toolscouter]

I couldn’t agree more. I do feel very fortunate. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@brittcurtiss9078]

Great video. I enjoy watching the tools you buy and the information on them. Keep up the great work.

[@toolscouter]

I thoroughly enjoyed sharing this information and these little trips with you. Thanks so much for your visit and have a great week.

[@johnwallis5824]

Looks like a cool place !!❤

[@toolscouter]

It was a lot of fun to look through

[@ihrescue]

Thanks for sharing the browsing and tool haul review.

[@toolscouter]

You bet! Thank you for your visit and have a great week.

[@Maidrite1960]

Thank you for the tour, I have COPD and can't get out any more so it's a blessing to see you out and about. I liked the First Aid book earlier in this video.

[@toolscouter]

I’m sorry that you were not able to get out much. You’re always welcome to stop by the shop and come along with me on these little excursions. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@mikebrunosgarage5338]

Thanks for the field trip! I hope you had a Happy Father's Day. I think the shims might be for a starter for a car,they look pretty close. Love the draw knife and the nesting screwdriver is always neat. Thanks again and see you next time,and have a great week.

[@toolscouter]

I’m glad you saw fit to come with me on the field trip. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on the shims, I think you’re right. Lots of fun stuff to be found. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@johnwallis5824]

The music you have in the beginning makes me wanna jump on a horse...lol love your channel !!

[@toolscouter]

😆 whatever floats your boat. I do appreciate your kind words and thanks for your visit. Hope you have a great week.

[@Joseph-ef5mh]

Looks like you had a great time. Thanks very much for sharing. Looking forward to seeing the restoration shows. 👍

[@toolscouter]

It was a lot of fun. I’m planning to go to Ohio soon and visit some flea markets around Akron. I’ll share some of those trips with everybody. Thank you for your visit and have a great week.

[@Joseph-ef5mh]

@@toolscouter Last summer I went out to Montana. On the way, I passed a huge antique shop sitting right off of I-70 in Ohio I want to say it was west of Columbus. There was a place to eat inside. For me it was a bit pricey, but it was a big place. Safe travels and happy hunting!

[@toolscouter]

Thank you very much. Hope you had a good trip. Have a great day.

[@91Z50]

Like the other comment said G.M.Co makes nesting screwdrivers and nesting hammers , still to this day. The scribe looks like it could have came from a combination square , there was a small hole where you stored on the square. Thanks for the video

[@toolscouter]

Thank you so much for verifying the information from the other comment. I’ll definitely keep it in mind and even look into it. I do know a lot of combination squares had scribes that were included. I’m just not sure which one this one goes to. I will clean it up though and make it look nice. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@geraldschrader8511]

That little scribe looks very much like the ones that come with the metal square/ruler/level tools. I have one and it looks quite similar.

[@toolscouter]

That’s good to know. I know a lot of squares have scribes I just didn’t recognize this one from any that I’ve seen before. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@beerdrinker6452]

Nice video.

[@toolscouter]

Thank you. As always it’s great to have you stop by and I hope you have a great week.

[@rawbacon]

George C. Miller patent 1873, made by Detroit Bevel & Divider Co. is the best I can come up with on the Trammel Points, a few puzzle pieces missing but I think that's the basic story. Are those the original screw and washers on the dual spokeshave? They don't look right to me, at least the washers don't. That glass cutter with the brass piece is interesting.

[@toolscouter]

Thank you sir I sure do appreciate it. That information about the trammel points is great. As for the spokeshave, I do believe there are some extra parts there. I’ll have to take a closer look when I redo it but I think your observation is right on. Thanks so much for your visit and I hope you have a great week.

[@Kirt-Davis]

That file handle 12:22!

[@toolscouter]

I do hope you enjoyed what you saw in the video. Thanks for your visit and have a great week.

[@bigjim8008]

Those are General Motors starter shims...

[@toolscouter]

I appreciate that information. It’s always great to have viewers share what they know. Thanks for stopping by and have a great week.

[@kenthibault4409]

Love those kind of antique stores, was surprised though I didn't see one bench vise in the whole video? Or did I just miss it?

[@toolscouter]

I enjoy them as well. I do remember some bench vises being on the floor but they’re usually so expensive I don’t look into them. I should have considered my audience better and videoed them. I do thank you for your visit and have a great week.

[@yadda_tools]

G.M. Co is not General Motors. They are/were a company that a made tools. One of their more interesting tools was the Unbreakable wrench multi tool. They were located in Long Island City a neighborhood in Queens, NY.

[@toolscouter]

I so appreciate when viewers share the information that they know about these tools. This is very helpful and I will be sure to include it when I restore and clean up that tool. Thanks so much for your visit and have a great week.

[@johnwallis5824]

Are you gonna get to Jacktown this year ?

[@toolscouter]

I’m clear over in Indiana and the other side of Pennsylvania is a long ways to go. If I’m ever in PA again I will definitely try. Thanks for your interest and have a great week.