My most prized tools are from my Grandfather, circa 1960’s…old Craftsman sockets and wrenches etc. The nicks and dings and other character marks just bring me such joy every time I use them wondering what Grandpa had used them on over the years. And you just can’t beat the old school quality of the tools either!
crapybarra
I thought they wete gonna use a water saw to cut it in half lengthwise
drGrafenberg
Looks made of almost dried clay.
tmphillips11
I always lock things with a padlock then put it in a bench vice…
JohnnySilverballs
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1eWNvcThkbHJsN3VlengzY3N2aDNuaGJ0eDFsOGFyODVpZjZ0a2cxYiZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/QC7UQbxq89MnL9r6AN/200w.webp
Boatsntoes
Shit lock
VolcanoHerder
Wait those aren't structural sparkles?!
Shpadoinkleman
Locks don't really stop anyone who's actually determined to get past them. Their main purpose is to keep out the local sketchy guy.
wurth
Lockpicking Lawyer got some new tools.
bippityboppitybuttsex
From 7 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBSSA5ot0tA
TouchofSatan
nik282000
All I know is ball, and good,
PutItInNeutral
That is a really cheap lock.
Eveythingistaken
Or A Big Strong Man. https://youtu.be/8VTfZzrqP2o?si=Uo3VgfmrNzVB7Kq2
Corrodias
95% of locks are extremely cheap
ErectileFunction
Looks like Old Green might have a few stories to tell.
thrashingcows
My most prized tools are from my Grandfather, circa 1960’s…old Craftsman sockets and wrenches etc. The nicks and dings and other character marks just bring me such joy every time I use them wondering what Grandpa had used them on over the years. And you just can’t beat the old school quality of the tools either!