Progress is fine, but it's gone on for too long.

  The 747 fleet served El Al from 1971 to Nov 2019.   Farewell video .

  Here's a fun little device, a pump action flywheel-powered dynamo light (or squeeze flashlight). The fun goes out of it quick, as the ...

   Here's the king of miter boxes seen at Liberty Tool in Maine. I thought it was just a big solid professional miter clamp, turns out i...

    Here are a series of stills taken from a video on Youtube. No explanation as this sequence was playing and we have no idea what the heck...

    Beautiful car but I see “Bonneville” six places on the body. Identity crisis?

    For some reason there are no “Fleet tool” markings on this wrench (nothing at all on the back) but the 6328 number identifies it as a Fl...

 Fun for the whole family... 

    In the sixties and seventies Chrysler ran the Master Technician Service Conference (MTSC) program for technicians. Awards consisted of g...

  Introduced in 1957, the Stanley 702 was a development of the #700 clamp-on vise ( patent 1,765,321  of 1930) which utilized a screw mounte...

  Someone thought I should have this and I'm grateful! It is purportedly a pre 1900 Locomobile steam car engine, but I haven't had t...