You are only lacking the Bubba hall of fame special........the Dremel Tool!

Snapring slingshot, how true

I like the 10mm socket quip. Don't know where mine is either.

One from the 70's I really like: "10:32 am, found pliers. Ground name off & put in my tool box."

That 10mm socket is probably hiding out with all my missing 1/2" sockets.

Skill saw: most efficient power cord cutter...

There's nothing like fishing a socket wrench out of a pan of 250F oil. I'll admit, though, that I'd never though of using a jack stand for a wheel chock. That's not a bad idea, especially if it's a Harbor Freight brand.

10mm, 12mm, 7/16, and 1/2" sockets are never in the box!


WHY!!

Forgot the red wrench.

Some more!

everybody needs one of these in the shop

That was some funny but true pics. Love it.

I hot a 3/4" ratchet that my grandfather gave me about 30years ago. Actually he gave me the full 3/4" set. Thing is indestructible. I made a bet with my guys that whatever employee breaks that ratchet ill buy them lunch. After some smack talk they grabbed a b1200 pushback tractor since it need brakes.

What better way to kill a ratchet than to take off 100 lugnuts (25 per wheel) that are torgued to 450ftlbs. I didn't even know we had a cheater bar that was as long as they were using.

Should have made that if they didn't break it, they owe me lunch. Ratchet still works. Half way through they switched to the 1" impact.

I have the nicest collection of 10 mm sockets in Canada. Must be close to a dozen, but they are covered with vanishing fluid.

Nope

Now those pics made me laugh. So true......

Missing a photo of the nut rounderer

Not seeing a heat wrench in there...

Your Shop is much more organized than Mine is.
At Least you can find stuff in yours.

Where's the cold chisels for cutting off stubborn nuts when you can't find the cutoff wheels for the Dremel?

All my dad ever used for working on cars was his claw hammer and a pair of visegrips. I tried to work on my car at a buddy’s place or while dad was at work to avoid broken off bolts and such...😁

You mean a hot wench?

After 40 years in the millwright trade, the hardest thing about finding sockets! Digging through the other hundred to find one! My shop is a mess compared to yours! Good job being organized! Found a 1/2 inch socket yesterday, hiding in the drive hole in a inch drive, 3 1/2" socket!

Blue tip saw?
I think it is the same thing as a blue tip wrench, but a more honest description.

I keep my shop well-organized and I always (well, usually) make sure I put my tools away, and clean them if necessary. Occasionally, I may leave them out if I know a project will take several days to complete. My main tool box is in the shop, but I have several other, well-stocked tool boxes in strategic locations - one for the abode and one for each vehicle. I believe this minimizes tool loss.

Nope! But I’ve been there once or twice.

Mine is a mess.

I can relate to the sawzall

Need one for Northern Dave of a grinder. The nipple remover.



Clyde