09-12-2012, 06:46 AM
Nicely done job on the chassis punch, John. Those punches are SO much safer than trying to use large diameter twist drills in sheet metal. They're also easier to use than hole saws, though can take a little longer if you don't drive the screw with power tools.
You'd appreciate (or perhaps not) that this $25 buy off Craigslist of a Craftsman journeyman's toolbox resulted in a $25 toolbox. You see a brown thing in the top tray? I didn't open it in front of the seller, a property owner cleaning out an apartment/flat that his tenant had left a mess.
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That leather pouch in the top was this set of Greenlee punches (a top brand name here in the US.)
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You'd appreciate (or perhaps not) that this $25 buy off Craigslist of a Craftsman journeyman's toolbox resulted in a $25 toolbox. You see a brown thing in the top tray? I didn't open it in front of the seller, a property owner cleaning out an apartment/flat that his tenant had left a mess.
That leather pouch in the top was this set of Greenlee punches (a top brand name here in the US.)